In our previous post, we looked at the best practices in MS Teams and how to encourage engagement within the digital space and when live-teaching. This week, we turn our attention to MS Forms as a teaching tool. This can be used for creating Quizzes, Surveys, questionnaires in research and Read more…
Yesterday, we looked at how set up a Canvas assessment for students uploading websites and file documentation. Today, we look at how to upload presentations and the slides used. Setting up assessment for online submission of presentations In Canvas, go to the Assignments tab. Initially, you can set up assignment Read more…
Yesterday, we checked out you could set up a Canvas assessment for student work to be uploaded and submitted to TurnItIn for a similarity report. Today, we look at website creation and documentation as assessment where a final product and design content needs submitted together. Setting up assessment for online Read more…
Yesterday, we looked at setting up portfolio assessment with multiple submissions in Canvas. Today, we would like to concentrate on setting up assessment with plagiarism checks. At Queen’s University, we use TurnItIn (Tii) to check for plagiarism and to feedback the similarity score to students. Setting up the assessment for Read more…
Yesterday, we looked at creating a simple online Canvas submission. Today, we would like to concentrate on setting up a portfolio submission which could take the form of multiple uploads. Setting up assessment for multiple submissions When setting up portfolio assignments, we need to set up a cover page with Read more…
We’re still running with our Canvas blog-a-thon and up until now, we have covered different Canvas themes to include: Canvas – Getting Started Simple Navigation Complex Navigation Rolling Over Content Help & Training Student Canvas Orientation Course Feedback / Queries Canvas VLE: Accessibility Statement Page Accessibility Checker Blackboard Ally (accessibility Read more…
Welcome to the final blog post in the series for the Teachers Toolkit for Engagement. Until now, we have covered eight other activities to engage students in active-learning. These will assist teachers with active-teaching. These include: Engagement Summarizing Content recall Using index cards Problem-based learning Role play Student presentations Think-pair-share Read more…
Hello, it’s Monday again and time for another blog! Over the summer, we have been covering different aspects of getting ready for teaching in September 2020. We have previously looked at the following: Live-teaching (synchronous) using MS Teams and Zoom Breakout rooms in Zoom and Channels in MS Teams Recording Read more…