The capacity to identify and participate in digital learning opportunities; to use digital learning resources;
to participate in learning/teaching relationships via digital media; to use digital tools (personal or
organisational) for learning; to use digital tools to organise, plan and reflect on learning; to record learning
events/data and use them for self-analysis, reflection and showcasing of achievement; to undertake
self-assessment and participate in other forms of digital assessment; to manage own time and tasks,
attention and motivation to learn in digital settings (self-regulation).
Tiny Scanner is a free app for iOS and Android that allows you to scan documents, photos, receipts and more. The basic version is limited but you can still email the document to yourself. It’s quick and easy and amendments can be made easily. Featured image: Mimeograph by Queensland via wikimedia commons CC BY 3.0
Did you know that you can filter your YouTube video search results? I didn’t until the other day! It is an excellent method to make your search more relevant and targeted – search by duration, date uploaded, views, ratings etc. Here is how you use the filter function… Feature image: “filtered” by timlewisnm is licenced under CC BY-SA… Continue reading #269 Filtering your YouTube search results
As you know, OneNote is a firm favourite at #1minuteCPD HQ. In this post, we look at how you can tag your notes across Pages, Sections and Notebooks and then how to use the ‘Find Tags’ function to search through your notebooks. Watch this 1 minute video to show you how… Featured image: ‘Tags‘ by soycamo… Continue reading #261 OneNote: Tagging your notes
If you have an iPhone and/or iPad then you should be making use of Siri – the built-in personal assistant who can assist you in lots of different ways (or provide some entertainment). Activate Siri by keeping your finger on the home key then speaking a command or on new models you may be able… Continue reading #255 Hey Siri: iPhone and iPad Shortcuts
This new question type allows you to define an area on an image and allow users to drag text to the relevant area. Multiple drop zones can be set up. Featured image “quiz” by kev_hickey_uk via flickr is licenced under CC BY 2.0
We continue to look at a number of new Question types in Moodle. In this short video we show you how to create an image that has 3 draggable text items that should be matched to 1 text drop zone. It’s possible to have multiple text drop zones to make the question more complex. Featured image:… Continue reading #219 Moodle Question Types [2/3]: Drag text to image
In our previous videos we have created rubrics and added dimensions or criteria. We have also added levels or scales to those dimensions or criteria. In this video we explore creating and applying templates to assignments as well as how to share them… Featured image: “Template” by Volpin Props is licenced under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
