Why design matters when keeping students’ attention online
byWeb and interaction design has had a long history of making difficult and complicated systems usable. When tech is easy we use words like ‘intuitive’,…
Web and interaction design has had a long history of making difficult and complicated systems usable. When tech is easy we use words like ‘intuitive’,…
I’m really excited to be working in the central Educational Innovation team on the transition to Canvas. As our early adopters begin to hit…
Over 70 physical classroom doors are being flung open across the University during the Week 4 // Open Door event. As more and more…
As we move into semester 2, over 90 units of study will be running their unit sites in Canvas for the first time. The…
In our previous article on Interactive Polling Tools, we reviewed three popular polling tools with the aim of helping you select the most suitable…
To poll or not to poll, that is the question! Interactive Polling Tools (also called student response systems, ‘clickers’, or classroom response systems) have been…
Creating quizzes in Canvas is quite easy and straightforward. In Canvas, quizzes can be created under ‘Quizzes’ (Quiz index page) or ‘Assignments’ (Assignments page)…
Many of us are aware that embedding the new Graduate Qualities in the curriculum has been going on for some time, even prior to…
Collaborative learning involves groups of students learning together leading to shared creation of ideas, solutions and resources. Problem-based learning classes, workshops and laboratories are…
In Why Think About Accessibility? Heidi Laidler highlighted the importance of making content in Canvas accessible to users with disabilities. As Heidi explained in…