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How to: Use H5P Content in Canvas

Mark Smithers May 30, 2017Canvas8 Comments

Bridge

“H5P is a free and open-source content collaboration framework based on JavaScript” – Wikipedia This means that it can be used to create rich HTML 5 content that can be … Read More

Tools …thereafter they shape us

Leigh Blackall and Mark Smithers November 30, 2016Educational TechnologyLeave a Comment

We’ve been invited into a professional development day at the School of Education, to do a bit of show and tell around options for online collaborative authoring, audience response, basic … Read More

Designing a digital learning environment for higher education

Mark Smithers November 15, 2016Educational Technology6 Comments

Habitat change

This presentation was given at the RMIT University Learning and Teaching Conference 2016 held on the 24th and 25th of October in Melbourne. The presentation describes some of the key … Read More

Designing an advanced online learning environment for higher education

Mark Smithers and Andrea McLagan June 30, 2016Educational Technology4 Comments

Ice spiral

We’ve been thinking a lot about learning environments in higher education, and have started to develop a set of design principles

Why University Learning Management Systems are the temporary classrooms of today

Mark Smithers June 23, 2016Educational Technology5 Comments

A portable classroom

Be warned, I’m about to torture an analogy. You might want to look away if you’re squeamish. Growing up in Yorkshire in the 70s and 80s I went to a … Read More

Creating a student feedback response system using Google Forms

Mark Smithers April 15, 2016Educational Technology1 Comment

RMIT University uses Keepad, Responseware and Turning Point to provide a personal response system for students in the classroom. This is a good solution but it doesn’t cover every use … Read More

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