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A Textwall is a simple tool that learners can send messages to via sms, email or an online web form. It’s a great tool for stimulating participation in large lectures, gathering student feedback and getting an...
When you create an activity within Moodle now, you should see some additional guidance and support that references the Technology Enhanced Learning Quality Framework. We have edited the Moodle help information (see below) so...
Turnitin will be unavailable during a scheduled maintenance period on Saturday, July 26th, 2014, from 5PM to 5AM. Turnitin will be using the time to improve the capacity and scalability of the service. Tutors...
We recommend that you setup new assignments on your Moodle modules every academic year. In this post, we will explore the assignment options in Moodle. Moodle’s assignment tool has a variety of settings which help...
To help you prepare your online modules for the forthcoming academic year we have produce a staff checklist which is based on the TEL Quality Framework. Follow the checklist below to ensure you have...
From the 1st July, TurnItIn will no longer support Internet Explorer 8 (IE8). This does not mean that Turnitin will immediately stop working in IE8, however as they develop the product further they will be...
Once you have created your new modules for the 2014/15 academic year, your attention will turn to creating course content. Moodle allows you to import course content from other courses where you have editing...
It’s that time of year again when you can start creating your Moodle courses for the next academic year, 2014/15. Why not get ahead of the game and create the module for the 2014/15...
What is SlideShare? SlideShare is the world’s largest online community for sharing and discovering presentations with over 60+ millions users and 15+ million presentations. SlideShare supports the following presentation/document formats: PowerPoint, Keynote, OpenDocument, Word...
What is WordPress? WordPress is an online platform that allows you to (individually or collaboratively) create websites and blogs. It’s free to use and all YSJ staff and students have the ability to create their...
