Now, in addition to text, you can use images as answer alternatives in Kahoot. This feature brings a new level of instruction and fun to different subjects. Math teachers can explain graphs and fractions in a more interactive way. Language teachers can use image answers to connect words with the correct image. Geography teachers can

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The recent and unprecedented move to online delivery of courses has left many educators transitioning to adapt their practice to an altered learning environment. Professor Stuart Kime and Jamie Scott of Evidenced Based Education discuss the challenges and opportunities for providing assessment and feedback online. Although they reference school contexts, these strategies are equally relevant

With so many different types of delivery and learning modes being discussed these days, it can be difficult to differentiate between them, or to choose which ones best suit our contexts. Sometimes the names of delivery modes are used interchangeably when they shouldn’t be, and that can to further confusion. Two terms that are often used this way are eLearning

In what turned out to be a relatively low key event on March 21, 2016, Apple recently launched the 9.3 iteration of it’s mobile OS. The new iOS version provides one of the most significant updates for teachers. It delivers a new educational app called ‘Classroom’. This app is aimed at helping teachers ‘guide students

                  Here is a list of the upcoming webinars and courses focusing on mLearning.  Date: Thursday, January 21st, 2016 Time: 10:00 to 10:30 In this 30-minute webinar, you will learn how to change the passive viewing of a video into an active learning opportunity by adding questions

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

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