Clare Thomson and I facilitated a workshop at the OER24 conference in Cork in March based on our Higher Education for Good book chapter, Humanising Learning Design with Digital Pragmatism. We posed the following structure: In this participatory session, we
Creating in the Open: Virtual Field Course Development with H5P
In the summer of 2020, I began to work with Dr. Karen Bacon as she grappled with a potential solution for students to complete fieldwork in Botany and Plant Sciences virtually. During that time, Ireland was in quite a restrictive
A Manifesto for Inclusive Online Teaching
Rationale On Kevin Gannon’s Inclusive Design track at Digital Pedagogy Lab 2019, Kevin tasked us with writing an inclusive teaching manifesto. He is clearly a fan of the manifesto. One of our suggested readings was the Manifesto for Teaching Online
#IUADigEd, #DigPed, and Beyond
Photo by John Baker on Unsplash It’s that time of year again, you know, the one where some of us use the summer to reflect on the year that has passed, and anticipate what’s to come. I was out of work for most
Opening the Closed: Introducing H5P to the Virtual Learning Environment
1. What is it all about? 2. How does it work in the VLE? 3. Why does it matter?
H5P at CESI TeachMeet 2019
Sample H5P Content Image with Hotspots Virtual Tour Interactive Lesson
Testing, testing: Reviewing OERs for Erasmus+ project, EduHack
I was recently approached to evaluate some content for EduHack, which is an Erasmus+ project. The courseware will enable university educators to produce digitally-supported learning experiences, and experiment with innovative approaches and tools. Though there were many options relating to