Mastering Personalisation Tactics
Personalisation does not mean a separate course for every student. This post offers four practical tactics and a way to keep them manageable in Canvas.
Practical guides, frameworks and free courses for people who design online learning, with plenty of Canvas along the way.
Personalisation does not mean a separate course for every student. This post offers four practical tactics and a way to keep them manageable in Canvas.
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Playlists and choice boards give students a say in how they learn. This post shares practical tips for designing both, and shows how to…
A HEPI guest post proposes a minimum AI learning entitlement for every student. Here is what you can realistically offer in one Canvas week,…
How to use active learning in a blended course, from online preparation to in-class techniques and discussion between sessions.
Carpe Diem is Gilly Salmon’s team-based approach to learning design. See the six steps and how to use them to build a Canvas module.
How to design a module that starts with a real-world task and moves through activation, demonstration, application and integration, with a Canvas walkthrough.
A free one-week course. Turn your questions into a file you can import into Canvas New Quizzes or an item bank, with a badge…
A free one-week course. Build a clear, tidy Canvas page from ready-made components, choose how it looks, and paste it into Canvas, with a…
A free four-week course on structuring, sequencing and pacing online weeks with PANDA, Merrill, Gagné, Bloom, Salmon, the Engagement Cycle, personalisation and accessibility.