Digital Learning
Use the below guiding questions and resources to design and plan your assessment and learning resources/activities to support student development of digital learning capabilities.
Student learning outcome examples
- Find and participate in digital learning opportunities
- Use online resources to help develop skills
- Manage attention and motivation to learn in digital settings
- Organise, plan and reflect on learning, using digital resources
- Use digital tools to organise, plan and reflect on learning
Activities
Create an online concept map using Spiderscribe
Ask students to create a Mind Map using SpiderScribe, as part of their assessment task, and include it as an Appendix.
Use online quiz tools
Organise students into pairs and ask them to identify and use an online quiz tool, e.g. Mentimeter or Kahoot, to create a quiz based on the current subject area. Students can share the quiz with their colleagues to self-assess their knowledge. Alternatively, use GoSoapBox to create a quiz to use with the students.
Collaborate with OneNote
Set up a OneNote space for your students to collaborate and share ideas. Encourage students to explore resources such as LinkedIn Learning, the HiQ webpage, and the video below.
Resources
- Study Smart Module 1.2.4 (QUT, online module)
- Mapping Your Ideas (QUT Resource)
- Digital Learning Tools at QUT (QUT Resource)
- 25 strategies to engage students on your next zoom meeting (Hooked on Innovation, website)
