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Updated method for Creating breakout rooms in MS Teams

By Nick Cornwall-French | 14 September 2020

As we get more experience with using Microsoft Teams, we are updating our guidance. This updated post has recommendations for using Breakout rooms in Teams. … Read more

Engage your students and gain feedback with Microsoft Forms

By Nick Cornwall-French | 14 July 2020

When teaching face-to-face, a student nodding their head can be a reassuring sign that your material is being understood. But when teaching online we need … Read more

E-learning team launches new online training for learning technologies

By Stephen Ganfield | 28 April 2020

The e-learning team are excited to announce the launch of a suite of online training resources focussing on key learning technologies including Moodle, Turnitin, KentPlayer … Read more

E-Learning website

By Stephen Ganfield | 19 April 2016

The Moodle rollover is coming early this year but help is only a click away…   Yes, we know that our academic colleagues are in … Read more

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    Wednesday, 18 January 2023
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