we're almost there, 2nd week

we're almost there

I've learned quite a lot this week on the Blended Learning FutureLearn Course. We've covered quite a lot including Collaborative learning, Peer reviews, teacher productivity, blended learning design and collaboration within institutions and beyond.

We revisited the Workshop tool in Moodle to encourage Peer views by students.

The Learning design tool is really useful for helping to plan Blended Learning activities more effectively.

I will now look into using it again for Peer reviewing.

The app iObserve which helps teachers assess, observe and give feedback to students immediately by recording video or audio. This reduces teacher workload massively.

The crew also looked at encouraging independent learning through Blended Learning which is a great skill to develop within your learners

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