EdTech: Collaborative learning activities for online courses
Producing effective online learning activities takes time, effort and creativity.
This module looks at the process of creating learning resources with the intention that they are shareable resources; making them available to others, driving the concept of collaborative creation in your own organisation, and reaching out to practitioners in other organisations.
Aim
This module will show you how to share your collaborative online learning activities with other practitioners.
Objective
After completing this module, you will be able to:
- Identify what makes a collaborative learning resource shareable
- Lead the design and co-creation of a shareable resource with colleagues and peers
Digital Teaching Professional Framework
This module covers the EdTech component - B4a : Teaching context: fully online - towards a community of learning
- Set up learning activities in digital environments, having foreseen learners' needs for guidance and catering for them.
- Interact with learners in digital environments.
- Digitally monitor learner behaviour during a session and offer guidance when needed.
- Use digital technologies to remotely monitor learner progress and intervene when needed, while allowing for self-regulation.
- Experiment with and develop new forms and formats for offering guidance and support, using digital technologies.
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Good
good links to collaborative & esy to use EdTech resources
Really interesting points on engagement and flipped lessons.
Collaborative learning
Great ideas!
Thanks - lots to think about.
Limited detail in examples but the ideas of creating resources with scope for sharing across departments/subjects is a good one and could easily be applied on our Microsoft Teams structure.
I like the resources you have used. I will be looking into them further for my classes. Thank you!
This was very interesting, as I have never heard of some of the apps mentioned.
Even with fullscreen chosen, I could not view the full video screen and the subtitles.
Winner.
Very useful links.
Good material made me question my own use of these tools.
Good insightful module
Very good
This lesson is really and introduction to HP5 and Yammer.
Some useful ways of collaborative working.
Very informative and full of practical suggestions!
I have enjoyed all 3 of the collaborative learning modules but I need to do all the follow up work on these modules before moving onto another module. I look forward to planning my first online learning course in collaboration with colleagues
Good idea for lecturers/teachers to use to help learners understand their topic and for sharing ideas with colleagues.
Like the look of HP5!
Good links in the further resources section.
Great example of the potential of using tools such as H5P!
This was remarkably straight-forward and took just 5mins to complete. The resources / references at the bottom of the page are particularly useful. Please update these as new items become available.
Very good, but why isn't Google Gsuite included alongside Office 365. Google applications are great for collaboration.
A useful introduction to make people think about ways to collaborate.
There is a spelling error in the resources, whatsapp is spelled incorrectly
I think the modules could have more information in them and more relevant to the question asked.
Very useful examples and links.
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