Peer feedback for learning
Peer-to-peer feedback can have a positive impact on student learning – Alex White examines the benefits and considerations for learning design.
Alexander White
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Learner to learner interaction online
Social interaction is a key component of learning – so how can we do this online?
How to be social and present in the online classroom
Alex White links teacher presence back to Social Presence Theory and uncovers recent examples of being present during remote teaching.
Begin as you mean to go on: file naming conventions
Do you have a consistent file naming system for your subject site? Moira Scerri does!
Introducing first years to MS Teams
Starting university is an overwhelming prospect at the best of times. Amara Atif takes care to support students as they acclimatise to learning online.
How academics are using Microsoft Teams
Two academics share how they have used MS Teams effectively for remote teaching.
Connecting with large cohorts online
Three academics discuss how they dealt with the challenges of moving their large classes online.
Suddenly online: innovation in FEIT
Here are some examples of face-to-face based learning designs that presented a challenge to shift online, and the innovative solutions that have been undertaken.
Looking after yourself while working from home
Tips, tricks and resources to help you adjust to working from home.
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