Audio Feedback using UCL assessment platforms
Receiving constructive feedback is a key element in any form of learning. Providing Audio feedback via various digital tools is not a new concept but the approach is not widely used. In this blog post…
Receiving constructive feedback is a key element in any form of learning. Providing Audio feedback via various digital tools is not a new concept but the approach is not widely used. In this blog post…
One of the big issues with the use of videos to support teaching and learning is that it tends to be a largely passive experience. One way to overcome this is to include staged interactions…
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Active learning refers to any learning activity which involves the active participation of the student and it’s not a new idea – Active learning: Quick guide Beetham H. (2007) notes that students learn more effectively…
A case study by Eleni Makinrou and Janice kiugu Team-based learning (TBL) is an active learning approach, that allows students to apply conceptual knowledge through a sequence of activities that involve both individual learning, as…
A case study by Louise Cramer. Module: Quantitative Image Analysis of Protein Localisation in Cells. The practical for this module is usually run face-to-face in a computer-equipped laboratory, repeating it 3 times, 35-48 students per…
Drawing is often used by lecturers in live sessions to facilitate student understanding. Drawing can help students to visualise a problem, or walk them through complex processes. Whilst there are digital drawing tablets available, such…
Loom is a very simple video messaging tool that allows to record your screen and webcam. As an educator you can currently sign up for a free account. Watch the videos below for a quick…
About The ‘Walking in patient’s shoes’ project ran during induction week inSeptember 2020. Designed for 1st year Pharmacy students, it introduced them to a key part of the curriculum – adherence. Previously, the project ran…