Owner: Louise Drumm
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This is a group for anyone interested in using screencasting for teaching and learning. You will find handouts and links from Professional Development's Screencasting workshop here.
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Tags: professional development, workshop, camtasia, screencasting
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Elaine Mowat 48 days ago
Elaine Mowat 48 days ago
Blog: Ollie Bray
James 61 days ago
Blog: Video Technology to enhance teaching and learning
Norrie Brown 61 days ago
Blog: online ambitions...
James 61 days ago
Blog: Tech in Scottish schools.
David Jarman 61 days ago
Blog: Wikis and Second Life.
David Jarman 61 days ago
Blog: Interpreting Turnitin Reports
Norrie Brown 61 days ago
I've been using Turnitin across all my UK modules for a couple of years now and have found it a beneficial piece of software. I make the point to the students on every module that they're human beings submitting the work, and I'm a human being looking at the results - this is, as you say, a tool.
On bigger modules it can become difficult to check that everyone has submitted to Turnitin, but maybe this is down to me not using it appropriately, or missing a trick somewhere.
And anyone using this for group work needs to make the point that only one student should submit the work, otherwise there'll be duplicates causing all sorts of fun at the end of the day! (Although you can of course choose to exclude specific sources when asking the software to look for matches.)
David Jarman 61 days ago
Thanks for all the links David, that's really useful. Rushing around a bit in between sessions so just in here very briefly but great to see all the blog posts and comments popping up ...
Elaine
Elaine Mowat 61 days ago
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I didn't manage to blog over lunch. I was too busy speaking to Richard Hall about whether to was possible to put too much information online for students - in case they stopped coming to lectures..
James 61 days ago