Ian Mell (SEED) explains how he produced weekly screencasts and video to introduce students to topics being debated in lectures.
Ian Mell (SEED) explains how he produced weekly screencasts and video to introduce students to topics being debated in lectures.
Mabel Sanchez Barrioluengo (AMBS) shares her experience of using Adobe Spark to deliver teaching materials.
Juup Stelma and Nahielly Palacios (SEED) show us how PowerPoints in Voicethread with short videos provide ‘snappy’ and accessible weekly introductions to key course content.
Ekaterina Kazak (SoSS) describes using Padlet for her math tutorials to make the derivation classes interactive.
Nadim Mirshak (SoSS) discusses how he uses Mentimeter to encourage student interaction in both online and on-campus settings.
Alexandra Hennessey (SEED) shares how she uses interactive and engaging online live activities to teach neuroscience terminology.
Susan Dawson (SEED) used pre-session reading tasks for each week’s shared reading and set up a wiki for students to share and discuss their ideas and responses to the reading. She set post-session reflective tasks that enabled students to respond to the session content.
Sophie Woodward (SoSS) talks about how Padlet helped to encourage a large group to engage with a core research methods module.
In this case study, Richard Fay, Susan Dawson, Zhoumin Huang (SEED) & Karenne Sylvester describe their solution for bringing their intercultural simulation exercise online.
In this video, Ron Chan (SoSS) shows us how to use Adobe Spark to present lecture materials.