11 resultados para electronic games
em JISC Information Environment Repository
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Tracey Holt introduced Triptico to her department after attending training from Sue Shercliff, ESOL Lecturer. Triptico is a resource for teachers to use in conjunction with their interactive whiteboards that currently contains around 20 different interactive resources - all of which can be easily edited, adapted and saved for later use. This quickly spread throughout the entire college. It is a fantastic free resource which promotes more interaction in the classroom between the teacher and students.
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John Latham, International Projects Co-ordinator at Lancaster and Morecambe College (LMC), got involved with the project Serious Computer Games as a Teaching Tool (SCOGATT) after using the game EnerCities with his students. The web based platform at www.scogatt.eu serves as a One Stop Toolkit for vocational teachers and trainers who want to use serious computer games (SCG) in their teaching environments but might need a helping hand. There they will be able to find a compendium of serious games, SCOGATT pilot results, teacher reports and the exemplar games, EnerCities.
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The text transcript for a Jisc podcast on achieving benefits through electronic management of assessment (EMA).
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The text transcript for a Jisc podcast on the business processes and systems around the electronic management of assessment (EMA). One of a series of podcasts on EMA.
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Podcast from interviews with universities discussing the benefits of electronic management of assessment.
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A podcast including interviews from diffferent universities on how they've used Jisc EMA resources.
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An audio podcast involving interviews from universities talking about electronic management of assessment business processes and systems.