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Paul Fenn

Levels of Interactivity in eLearning: Which one do you need? - 0 views

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    Nicely breaks up elearning interactivity into 4 levels - from Level 1: Passive (no interaction) up to Level 4: Simulation and game-based learning. Provdies examples of activites in each level.
Natasha Giardina

Cancer Council interactive Infographic - 0 views

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    Excellent interactive infographic on cancer causes and prevention. Could be useful for showing what infographics can achieve, but it's essential to consider how such complex infographics can be easily created and maintained
Roger Cook

Innovating Pedagogy | Open University Innovations Report #1 - 2 views

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    "The series of reports explores new forms of teaching, learning and assessment for an interactive world, to guide teachers and policy makers in productive innovation." The ten innovations are: Assessment for learning Badges to accredit learning Learning analytics MOOCs New pedagogy for e-books Personal inquiry learning Publisher led mini-courses Rebirth of academic publishing Rhizomatic learning Seamless learning
Roger Cook

Presentation Zen: 10 great books to help you think, create, & communicate better in 2012 - 3 views

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    Some of these books are available via the QUT Library (both carbon-based & online). Ideas have applications to L&T as well as team meetings/interactions.
Roger Cook

Backchannel in Education - Nine Uses :: Agile Learning - 0 views

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    = notetaking, sharing resources, commenting, amplifying, asking questions, helping one another, offering suggestions, building community, and opening the classroom (from Derek Bruff, the Assistant Director at the Center for Teaching at Vanderbilt University)
Roger Cook

Student's first experiences with a Web conferencing system - preliminary findings - 0 views

  • Two clear points appear from the findings. Students need clear information about the Elluminate sessions and how to use the technology. For first time users, and in particular first year students, Elluminate can appear daunting for some, but not for all students. Instruction in the form of a demonstration session, as has been used and advocated by one of the staff using the environment is recommended. This was scheduled in ‘O' week and well attended by students. The second point is that student's confidence is developed by lecturers who are experienced with the environment and develop interactive classes that are engaging. Clearly there is a need for staff development in this area to ensure staff are comfortable with the technology in the first instance, but also that they have integrated the technology into their teaching materials in a way that is inclusive of the students' needs.
Roger Cook

UTS: Assessment Futures - Institute for Interactive Media and Learning (IML) - 0 views

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    ...equipping students for the learning and assessing they will need to do after completing their course and the challenges they will face after graduation.
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