Get Started for FREE
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with X
I don't have a Facebook or a X account
 Your new post is loading...
Your new post is loading...
Scoop.it!
A blog about creativity and innovation in the library at the University of York. Throughout the Autumn Term, the Academic Liaison Team have been using the online quiz software Kahoot in Induction talks and workshops. I have used it in both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching sessions and have found that it offers an interesting and engaging option for delivering information about the Library and Information Literacy to students studying at all levels and stages. 
No comment yet.
Sign up to comment
Scoop.it!
If you’re a first-year student, you may already have several essays on your to-do list but might be wondering if you even need to bother visiting your campus library. If you do plan to make your way through its doors, you may wonder where to begin since it’s as daunting as the Hogwarts Library in your favourite Harry Potter movies.
Scoop.it!
[From 2011 but still relevant. ]
Earlier this week I attended an exchange of experience event on inductions at De Montfort University. It was organised by Kaye Towlson and based on the TeachMeet model. The session began with speed networking and thought share bunting, or analogue Twitter, where we could easily share our ideas throughout the event.
|
Scoop.it!
This week’s topic was inspired by discussions during the #LTHEchat 63. Students begin their university journey on our campuses, physical and virtual, at induction events. Topics include; academic essay writing, plagiarism, referencing and information literacy to name but a few. However, technology has significantly added to this list with the need to add the Virtual Learning Systems, communication channels, eportfolios, student information systems and e-assessment software to the list. Recently, this has widened even further to cover online identities, social media and professionalism, copyright and critical analysis of online resources and information.
Scoop.it!
Video can be incorporated into all aspects of induction elearning. We'll take you through 6 parts of onboarding and explain the benefits of video for each.
|
