If you were unable to attend the live session of this month’s webinar about the new features of iTunes U, you can view it in the video below. I’ve also created an example iTunes U course for you to experience it from a student’s perspective. Instructions on how to access the course is in the

Have you heard about the new features of iTunes U? Did you know that there is now a gradebook and discussion boards? Join us in the 30-minute webinar on Thursday, November 26th, at 10:00 to learn about the following. Creating discussion boards Using the assignment submission feature Grading your student’s work Giving feedback to your students Adding collaborators

One of the best things about being part of the Learning Technologies department at HCT is that we as a team get to try some of the latest gadgets, software and hardware out there in the market.  Our focus remains how well we can help our teachers integrate the best learning technologies in the curriculum,

I often get asked by teachers about the best way to easily share ePortfolios from Blackboard Learn.  More specifically I am asked to show how students can share their academic accomplishments while undertaking their graduate/post-graduate programs. Sharing an ePortfolio in Blackboard Learn is a quick and easy process. Students can share their ePortfolio with others, both within

 The Quality Matters Rubric is intended for use with courses that are delivered fully online or have significant online components (hybrid and blended courses).   And the Quality Matters Course Format Chart provides definitions for online, blended, and face-to-face courses and explains how the QM review process is used in each case.   I love the Quality

Teachers can easily create personalised banners for their Blackboard Courses.  You don’t need to use advanced graphics tools to design banners for your courses in Blackboard Learn.  The following post shows you how to quickly and easily create your own course banner.   What you need: 1. PowerPoint 2. Blackboard   If you know how