Assessed Student Presentations – which methods should you choose?
Panopto and Collaborate can both be used for assessed student presentations – which is best for your scenario?
Faculty of Environment and Technology
Panopto and Collaborate can both be used for assessed student presentations – which is best for your scenario?
To avoid student panics on the day of assessment, consider setting up a practice assignment submission in Blackboard.
This is a series of short videos on how to use the new Blackboard Collaborate Assessment tool with your students.
Important information for staff recording student presentations using Panopto
Some instructions for your students on using PowerPoint to record if they are unable to use Kaltura.
Advice for staff on setting take-home exams and advice for students on hand-written and hand-drawn answers
As there have been a number of communications about assessments, this guide is designed to pull together all the information you need, point you to the essential information and set … Read more
These instructions cover setting up a submission point for an online exam (as part of the contingency plan).
A short video guide to changing your assignment dates in PebblePad.
Read on for tips on how to create well-written, reliable and valid multiple choice questions.
If your students need to record their presentations, please ensure they receive this guidance about the new Kaltura Capture recorder.
Find out how Blackboard’s originality checker can be used to embed good referencing practice.
Easy-to-follow, step-by-step, visual guidance which will only take a few minutes of your time to follow.
In this video academics from FET tell us how they have used PebblePad to deliver authentic and innovative assessments to students from foundation to masters level.
There are lots of good things about PebblePad (and a few not so good, too!) and in this article I will share with you my top three.
If you want to run an online multiple choice questions exam under controlled conditions in an exam room, here are step by step instructions. In good time before the exam … Read more
The first consideration would be the type of questions your test needs to have. Blackboard has a wider variety of question types and, depending on the subject matter of the test, this may be the deciding factor.
Have you come across references to Dewis and were unsure of what it is? Does the module you teach involve numeracy and maths?
In the first semester of 2014/15 I worked with a FET lecturer in Geography and Environmental Management, Sara-Jayne Williams, who teaches on a module called Society, Youth & Ageing. Together we developed a plan whereby students would blog about the subject matter and share their blogs with each other in order to construct subject knowledge as a class.