Showing posts with label Learning Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learning Technology. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Hub Spring Clean Workshop

Wednesday 25th March 2015 12:15-13:15


An interactive workshop for academic staff run by the Technology Enhanced Learning team, providing hints, tips and strategies to increase student engagement on your Hub module areas.  In addition to some simple housekeeping, we will also demonstrate the power of combining specific features and settings to move your Hub sites beyond a file repository area to better facilitate teaching and learning.


Contact: Denny Roberts
Register: CapAdmin

Thursday, March 12, 2015

Introduction to Mindmanager

Friday 12th March 2015 13:15-14:15
Tuesday 17th March 2015 14:15-15:15




This highly interactive workshop will provide us with an opportunity to explore the functionality of MindManager: concept mapping software. We will explore what it offers us as tutors and how we can use it as part of the curriculum.  The session will introduce the core functionality including exporting to PowerPoint and Word.


Contact: Matt Sanders
Register: CapAdmin

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Workshop - Online Marking with Grademark

Tuesday 17th February 2015
12:15-14:15


Want to improve your student feedback but fed up scribbling on coursework assignments and having to write the same comment over and over again?
Why not find out more about how GradeMark can help by attending this hand-on workshop. This online service is available via any TurnitinUK inbox within a Hub module and allows a tutor to "mark" student submissions on-screen.


Contact: Susi Peacock
Register: CapAdmin  (QMU.AC.UK)


UKPSF: K4

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Workshops - Clickers – using personal response systems (Turning Point) for learning and teaching

Wednesday 28 January 2015
11:15-13:15
Room 1127
UKPSF: K4

Turning Point is a personal voting system that allows tutors to poll students and have the results graphically displayed as part of a PowerPoint presentation. The common name often given to these type of systems is “clickers” - the term “clickers” refers to the small handsets which are used to vote. Personal voting systems can make lectures more interactive – engaging students with the material being taught and giving the tutor an opportunity to provide formative feedback. “Clickers” have also been used to initiate discussions both peer-to-peer and with the tutor, and can be utilised to test students’ grasp of key concepts within the classroom.

Key Contact: Susi Peacock
Register: CapAdmin

Monday, January 5, 2015

Workshop - Feedback and marking ePortfolios in ATLAS

Tuesday 14 January 2015
10:15-12:15
UKPSF: K4

This workshop introduces tutors to ATLAS – the Active Teaching, Learning and Assessment Space to which learners, organised into groups or sets on workspaces, submit work from Pebble+ for feedback, peer review, or validation. At this workshop we will provide an introduction to the ATLAS dashboard, discuss workspace administration and outline the steps of the standard assessment process.
We will also demonstrate the functionality of assessment tools, including formative and summative feedback, grading, and comment banks and feedback templates for streamlining feedback. There will be opportunities for hands-on practice and discussion.

Key Contact: Sue Murray
Register: CapAdmin

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Workshop - Feedback and marking ePortfolios in ATLAS

Wednesday 07 January 2015
10:15-12:15
Room 1127

UKPSF: K4

This workshop introduces tutors to ATLAS – the Active Teaching, Learning and Assessment Space to which learners, organised into groups or sets on workspaces, submit work from Pebble+ for feedback, peer review, or validation. At this workshop we will provide an introduction to the ATLAS dashboard, discuss workspace administration and outline the steps of the standard assessment process.
We will also demonstrate the functionality of assessment tools, including formative and summative feedback, grading, and comment banks and feedback templates for streamlining feedback. There will be opportunities for hands-on practice and discussion.

Key Contact: Sue Murray
Register: CapAdmin

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Workshops - 2 workshops on Blackboard

Overview of changes to the HUB in summer 2015
Tuesday 9th December 2014 12:15-13:30
This workshop will probide an overview of the new functionality and changes to procedures in the HUB for summer 2015. Blackboard staff will present forthcoming changes and welcomes the opportunity for feedback from the QMU community. Lunch will be provided.


Introduction to Blackboard Collaborate
Tuesday 9th December 2014 13:30-14:30
At QMU we use Adobe connect for webinars, online conferences, seminars and tutorials. This workshop introduces Blackboard Collaborate which is the equivalent of Adobe Connect. The Blackboard team will demonstrate Connect, its functionality and linking to the HUB. This workshop is strongly recommended for those who have used Adobe Connect and/or are running distance learning programmes.


Key Contact: Susi Peacock
Register: CapAdmin

WORKSHOP - An introduction to ATLAS - the Active Teaching, Learning and Assessment Space in PebblePlus

Monday 8th December 10:15-12:15


This workshop introduces tutors to ATLAS – the Active Teaching, Learning and Assessment Space to which learners, organised into groups or sets on workspaces, submit work from Pebble+ for feedback, peer review, or validation. At this workshop we will provide an introduction to the ATLAS dashboard, discuss workspace administration and outline the steps of the standard assessment process.
We will also demonstrate the functionality of assessment tools, including formative and summative feedback, grading, and comment banks and feedback templates for streamlining feedback. There will be opportunities for hands-on practice and discussion.


Key Contact: Sue Murray / Susi Peacock
Register at: CapAdmin

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

CAP Workshop - Advanced Clickers Masterclass

Tuesday 18th November 2014 14:15-16:00




On Tuesday 18th November, Conor Dumigan, an external expert on TurningPoint, will be holding a masterclass on using clickers (personal voting systems) for learning, and research. This session will provide an overview of the new features and functionality of TurningPoint version 5. Advice will also be provided on how to use interactive techniques based on “who wants to be a millionaire” with your students. The workshop also considers using clickers as a method for gathering research data.


Key Contact: Susi Peacock
Register: CapAdmin

Friday, October 31, 2014

CAP Workshop - ATLAS (Active Teaching, Learning & Assessment Space in PebblePlus

Wednesday 12 November 2014, 12:15-14:15
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This workshop introduces tutors to ATLAS – the Active Teaching, Learning and Assessment Space to which learners, organised into groups or sets on workspaces, submit work from Pebble+ for feedback, peer review, or validation. At this workshop we will provide an introduction to the ATLAS dashboard, discuss workspace administration and outline the steps of the standard assessment process.
We will also demonstrate the functionality of assessment tools, including formative and summative feedback, grading, and comment banks and feedback templates for streamlining feedback. There will be opportunities for hands-on practice and discussion.


Facilitator(s): Sue Murray
Info & Register: CapAdmin

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Workshop Programme 2013/2014 Academic Year


After meeting with Deans, Heads of subject, and programme leaders, our tutors have come up with a workshop programme for the current academic year.  It can be found either through our intranet site (Services -> Centre for Academic Practice -> Workshops) or on our website.
There is always room for more to be added, so please feel free to contact one of the team to discuss your needs.

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