Multimodal assessment – what, why and how?
byAll acts of communication are inevitably ‘multimodal’, in that all communication acts are a combination of modes. In written texts, the use of different…
All acts of communication are inevitably ‘multimodal’, in that all communication acts are a combination of modes. In written texts, the use of different…
Many teachers are starting to use video to enhance students’ learning experience. With video tipped to consume over 80% of all global internet traffic…
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In this extended article for Teaching@Sydney, Dirk Moses, Professor of Modern History in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, explores the hype, hopes and realities…
From the early mechanical teaching machines of Sidney Pressey (1926) and B. F. Skinner (1953) through to the current spate of apps, games, VR…
When it comes down to it, as an educational designer I am concerned with the creation of meaningful teaching resources guided by the theory…
Public health, as defined by the Encyclopedia of Public Health, is ‘the field of medicine and hygiene dealing with the prevention of disease and…
In our previous article on Interactive Polling Tools, we reviewed three popular polling tools with the aim of helping you select the most suitable…