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Latest posts in the Opit blog
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Turnitin, a Swiss Army knife of digital pedagogy?
These last few weeks, feedback in different forms has been the theme of the blogs written by my colleagues and me. Reading all these blogs got me thinking… Turnitin, our tool |
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Using MyCourses discussion forum as a peer assessment and feedback tool
It was one eye-opening discussion with a colleague over an afternoon coffee that got me thinking. I remember from the previous year’s teaching, how challenging it was to support community building |
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Turnitin, a writer’s tireless sparring partner
Writing, like all other skills, is learned through practice. Proficient writing skills, implying writing text that flows and in one’s own words, require a great of practice. An additional |
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How I reduced the time I spent explaining grades given to my students
Hi, My name is Wonder Fulidea, and I am a teacher in a course where there are about 40 students. The course is organized twice a semester. Students are |
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Infusing assessment and feedback
After 12 years of full-time university teaching, Leo surprised himself by thinking that assessment is, well, fun. Where was the usual “Another day in the factory” feeling he usually fought against |
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How can we achieve the smooth landing on the post pandemic new normal in teaching and learning?
Create shared understanding with us and highlight your viewpoints on post-pandemic teaching! We invite you to share your teaching experiences both from ongoing academic year and your teaching needs for the |
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Not what it seems – counterintuitive ways to learn online better
In this article, we invite you to challenge some common assumptions about digital learning. Some of these ideas might already sound familiar, but as you go through them try to think |
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I am easy ♪ …like an icebreaker on a Monday morning! ♫
Icebreakers are small, easy-going, short activities that “break the ice” for a group of people. They are usually done at the beginning of a class or a meeting. For most of |
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What kinds of books could I read to develop as a teacher?
Have you ever wondered if you could find and read some book about teaching and learning, but you did not know where to begin? Fortunately, Miloš Mladenović |
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Do’s and don’ts of video for learning
After Lumière brothers invented the movies in 1895 moving images have been used to educate. Fast forward to today’s a demand-AI-driven Netflixt or YouTube the largest learning platform on the planet |