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Tooltime recap: exploring Course Presentation in H5P

By Kathryn Ayrton,

Catch up on our recent Tooltime which explored Course Presentation, an interactive content layout tool in H5P.

Help your students settle into Canvas with a welcome announcement

By Phaedra Carroll,

One easy way to introduce your students to Canvas, while creating a sense of community and belonging at the same time.

Focus on H5P: Adapting to learner needs

By Emerson Sunardi,

Unlock the secrets of 3 H5P features that can be used to help tailor the learning experience online.

Moving practicals online: tales from the trenches

By Ann Wilson,

In a recent webinar, two science teachers shared their experiences of moving practical labs online.

A-E-I-O-You and Me: a teaching philosophy

By David Waller,

David Waller spells out the aims and responsibilities of his teaching philosophy.

Mixed-mode classes: an idea whose time has come?

By Lucy Arthur,

Looking to provide a fulfilling learning experience for students both online and on campus? Could now be the time to give mixed-mode classes a try?

You can now easily request a non-subject site in Canvas and Teams

By Education Portfolio,

Need a place online to do important stuff with students & staff that’s not for teaching? Now there’s a simple way to get it.

Supporting a compassionate community in higher education using play

By Alisa Percy,

Is there a role for social play and play for play’s sake in the higher education setting?

Providing feedback to students: what’s changed in the online learning environment?

By Katherine Newton,

Katherine Newton on the benefit of providing informal and immediate feedback for students studying remotely.

Focus on H5P: the benefit of using branching scenarios

By Education Portfolio,

In the next instalment of our 'Focus on H5P' series, Nat Fay and Vanessa Scarf apply branching scenario activity types to Midwifery coursework.

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