One way to develop your digital capabilities is to carry out familiar activities using digital tools. We already offered some examples of this approach in Doing it digitally – presentations and in this post I’ll be looking at a range…
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Get even more from Poll Everywhere – LaTeX, Surveys and more…
Polling and quizzing tools can be a great way to increase interactivity and engagement in classes, in particular in large lectures. Poll Everywhere is a useful tool which takes advantage of the mobile devices that students already use, affords students…
Tagged with: Mobile phones, PollEveywhere, Quizzing, Voting
Posted in Learning Design, Polling tools, Technology Enhanced Learning
Posted in Learning Design, Polling tools, Technology Enhanced Learning
‘Speak’ your documents with Google Voice Typing
Today we are introducing Google Voice typing, a feature of Google documents which allows you to dictate and format your documents by voice. Voice typing is an effective free tool. It could prove useful to anyone wanting an alternative to typing. First,…
Tagged with: Accessibility, Dictation, Google Voice Typing, Inclusive practice
Posted in Learning Design, Technology Enhanced Learning
Posted in Learning Design, Technology Enhanced Learning
Designing digital learning activities and interactions
In the face of the myriad of technologies available to support teaching and learning, considered approaches to the planning of activities and integration of technology into curricula have never been more important. Universities across the sector have invested in specialist…
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