Kau has access to several alternative tools for video recording. All works when you record directly at your computer.
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ICT: Store files
KAU has two tools for storing files: Box for general file storage and KauPlay for storing videos.
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The most important tools for meeting students face to face online are Zoom, Padlet and Mentimeter.
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The learning platform Canvas is used as the hub in (almost) all courses and educational programs.
Continue reading “ICT: Canvas learning platform”Group work: How large groups?
How large should a study group be?
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What is the purpose of the group work in your course? Microgroup, crossgroup, side task or course progression?
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Group work is not a “refreching change from just a lecture”, but a powerful form of work when people learn something new. Here are some good reasons to choose group work. And a risk to keep an eye on.
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What is best? To let the students take care of group division themselves, to let them wish for group colleagues, or as a teacher to single-handedly arbitrarily decide who works with whom?
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With the canvas tool Study Planner, you can help students create structure in their study work and in their planning. In addition, the tool helps you assess how your course structure will affect the students’ workload. Have you created a reasonable structure?
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Blended learning, flipped classroom, synchronous or asynchronous teaching communication. What do the terms mean?
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