Welcome Welcome back, we hope you had a nice break if you got one and are feeling refreshed and ready for this new academic year! In this issue we share essential news, top tips, resources and what we have been doing recently, to help improve your Digital Teaching, Learning, and …
Just before summer break we successfully rolled over to a new version of LearnZone. Now, you may not notice any changes, however, there is a couple of minor change that it is worth noting. To add questions you now go into the quiz like normal and select the cog in …
Introduction At the start of each academic year, lecturers are responsible for managing their Microsoft Team sites. Staff should archive all of the Teams sites used for teaching in 2022/23 with the exception of courses continuing in 2023/24 that include the same students. This is to ensure that students are …
As part of the college’s commitment to stay up to date with new technologies, a working group was formed to address the changes that the introduction of Artificial intelligence brings to the education sector and the destinations of our learners. During CPD week and conference, we ran 2 sessions to …
What a fantastic CPD week and conference! Which featured brilliant talks and hands-on sessions from both our talented staff and externals. If you didn’t make it to the Conference on Thursday or Friday you can catch up below in the YouTube Playlist. You will find recorded talks from Will Hussey, …
Welcome In this, the last issue for this academic year, we share essential news, upcoming events, and what we have been doing recently, to help improve your Digital Teaching, Learning, and Assessment practice. News LearnZone Rollover 23/24 This year we are moving to a new version of LearnZone and as …
Essential information about this years 2020/21 LearnZone and HELearnZone rollover.
Welcome In this issue we will share essential news, top tips, resources and what we have been doing recently, to help improve your Digital Teaching, Learning, and Assessment practice. News GAAD On the 18th of May it was Global Accessibility Awareness Day, the purpose of GAAD is to get everyone …
As we are now in the thick of exam season and learners’ revision is well underway, it is worth getting students to utilise Quizlet‘s digital flashcards, a fantastic way to study and build up the memory of keywords and descriptions ready for those exam questions. Students can create their own …
The 18th of May is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), this annual event is held to raise awareness about digital accessibility and inclusion. GAAD aims to promote the idea that everyone, regardless of their physical, sensory, or cognitive abilities, should have equal access to technology and digital content. So, we …
