Education planning for the 2021-22 academic year
The UCL Education Planning 2021-22 site provides up-to-date resources and guidance on UCL's approach to campus, remote, and basic hybrid teaching.
UCL E-Learning Wiki
This wiki is a joint enterprise - here you can share your e-learning practice with UCL colleagues and E-Learning Champions.
To start contributing, navigate to the relevant topic area in the left-hand menu and click the Edit icon in the top, right of the page. If you can't see this please request access from UCL Digital Education. For guidance on editing see the UCL Wiki Help.
Where do I start?
If you are new to UCL or digital education get started here .
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Here's a list of E-Learning Champions online habitats and tools - the online places E-Learning Champions come together. Feel free to break out into other places, and add them to the list below.
UCL E-Learning Wiki (you're here)
A UCL-hosted wiki, good for documentation and reference materials.
UCL E-Learning Champions' Moodle
A place to discuss and demonstrate designs for learning.
The E-Learning Environments blog (E-Learning Champions category)
Public-facing news in long form.
E-Learning Champions on Yammer
Not currently busy, but a UCL-wide social network for news, links, anecdotes in short form.
Twitter - if you tweet and it's Champions-related, use the hashtag #UCLDigiEd and follow @UCLDigiEd
For short form news which is also public-facing.
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Acknowledgements
Thank you to our UCL E-Learning Wiki contributors:
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E-Learning Topics
Anyone at UCL is welcome to contribute also. If you don't already have edit access (once you've logged in), please contact digi-ed@ucl.ac.uk to request access. View the full site map.
- Accessibility
- Active student participation
- Animation & simulation
- Application development
- Assessment & feedback
- Assessment and feedback mythbusting panel - a write-up
- Audio feedback
- Building Moodle quizzes quickly
- Building quizzes outside of Moodle
- Consistent student feedback in digital assessment
- Coversheets to encourage reflection on feedback
- Credit Bearing assessment & feedback
- Diagnostic assessment & feedback
- Enacting educational principles with assessment technologies - a practical guide
- Formative assessment & feedback
- How to merge PDF documents
- NUS Charter on Feedback & Assessment - The Ten Principles
- Peer assessment and feedback
- Plagiarism
- Tips for developing good Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
- WebPA guidance
- Certified Membership of the Association for Learning Technology (CMALT) UCL Mentoring Scheme
- Classroom technologies
- Collaborative & group work in and outside the classroom
- Communication
- Crowd Wisdom and Social News
- Content Delivery & Presentation
- Digital Literacies
- Digital Professionalism: managing your digital presence
- Training Needs Analysis
- Evaluation
- External Examiners - giving them access to marked work
- Images
- Language learning
- Legal
- Mapping and Geotagging
- Networked social reading and annotation
- Online discussion
- Operational & management tools
- Personal technologies
- Podcasting
- Portfolios
- Programme or Module feedback from students
- Social media
- Student support
- UCL E-Learning Baseline: enhancing e-learning provision
- Creating a New Baseline-Compliant Moodle Site (after Summer 2018-19 migration)
- Enhanced E-Learning ideas
- Example Announcements forum description
- Example communication statement
- Example contact details
- Example course usage statement
- Example of assessment guidance
- Example Questions and Answers forum descriptions
- Example student feedback information
- What could your blended-learning course look like?
- Archived: UCL E-Learning Baseline 2016
- Recommendations and instructions for using certain Moodle 2019-20 course templates
- Digital accessibility statements at course level
- Screenshots of Connected Learning Baseline aligned courses
- Copy of UCL E-Learning Baseline and Baseline+ 2020
- Working with Equations
- Structure, navigation and usability
- Learning types and learning technologies - relating the two ('the wheel')
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E-Learning Support Links
- About the UCL Wiki.
- E-Learning Support for Students.
- Workshops Digital Education Advisory can offer staff.
- Lecturecast Resource Centre (for UCL Staff).
- UCL Moodle Resource Centre (for UCL Staff).
- Reflect Blogging Resource Centre
- Mentimeter Resource Centre
- Moodle.org - online support community.
- E-Learning @ UCL (Digital Education's staff website).
- E-Learning Development Grants - bid for funding to run small e-learning projects.
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