Media Library Moodle Plugin now available!
We have worked with colleagues over in ILS and recently deployed the Media Library plugin in Moodle. This plugin makes it much easier for students to submit video assessments and also makes it easier...
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TEL Me About Workshops in Semester 2
We’ve got more TEL Me About Workshops scheduled for Semester 2 and are looking forward to sharing more TEL tools and approaches that can be used for enhancing teaching, learning and assessment. To book...
January MOOCs: Teaching with Video and Teaching with Moodle
If you’re on the lookout for some professional development in 2017, there are a couple of MOOCs starting in January that may be of interest. MOOC means ‘Massive Online Open Course’. They are usually...
Learn with Lynda: Teaching with Lynda.com
This months ‘Learn with Lynda’ post is looking at a brand new course called ‘Teaching with Lynda.com‘. Lynda.com is a powerful tool in the classroom. It can supplement teaching and allow students to explore...
Learn with Lynda: Infographics Fundamentals
This month, on my way back from an event in London, I watched the ‘Infographics Fundamentals‘ course by Amy Balliett. Information graphics or infographics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge intended...
Moodle Mondays – Adding YouTube videos to your course
What is it? YouTube is a video sharing website available at http://youtube.com which allows you to upload, share and view videos. How does it work? There are two ways in which you can add...
Top Blog Posts 2015
It’s been another busy year on the TEL blog with 77 published posts, 20,647 views, from unique visitors, who left 65 comments. October attracted the most views with 2,469 when 12 posts were published. The...
Learn with Lynda: Screencasting Fundamentals
A screencast is a digital recording of computer screen output, also known as a video screen capture, often containing audio narration. (Wikipedia) For quite a while now, Staff & Students at YSJ have been...
Video and Inclusivity: Captions and Subtitles
What are Captions and Subtitles? Captions (sometimes called ‘subtitles’) are the textual representation of a video’s soundtrack. They are critical for viewers who have a hearing impairment, and they are also a great tool...
10 Ways to Use Video in Your Teaching
The use of video, audio & multimedia has become a lot more mainstream in HE teaching, learning and assessment in recent times, mainly due to the accessibility and ease of use of equipment and software,...