Using Xerte to make learning materials more engaging and accessible
How one module has used Xerte to make learning more engaging.
How one module has used Xerte to make learning more engaging.
Seppo can help us to achieve the strategic aims of providing ‘innovative learning strategies and environments’ and ‘experiences of practice-based learning within and outside the University’.
Seppo is an online tool currently being trialled in FET for location-based learning and game-based learning.
Xerte (pronounced Zertee) allows you to author highly customisable, accessible web pages and online learning objects, without the need for HTML or other programming skills. With … Read more
Learn how to help students Prepare, Participate and Practise to get the most from their studies.
Compare the different tools for running asynchronous tests and quizzes.
Delivering content outside the lecture theatre – tips for desktop recordings.
Add interactivity to your videos using Panopto quizzes, Mentimeter or Xerte.
A quick guide to help you find your way around the Mentimeter polling tool.
Case study on flipped learning and using desktop recording to provide teaching materials, by Senior Research Fellow Juliet Jain.
Read on for tips on how to create well-written, reliable and valid multiple choice questions.
Find out more about this browser-based tool for creating interactive and accessible online resources.
If you have teaching and learning material in an online topic, Xerte offers you a great way to republish it.
(by Fabia Jeddere-Fisher) After some initial exuberance with the idea of using an app to lead the students round the … Read more
Make sure students know how to use equipment safely with an interactive online guide.
Catherine Hobbs and Ben Drew have been using the flipped classroom approach in their teaching for several years now.
A discussion of two ways of facilitating student-created content.