Spotlight On: Staff and Students: Digital Capabilities
Welcome to our Spotlight On Series.
Blog Posts that aim to highlight good practice and support from colleagues at Hallam.
Today: Staff and Students: Digital Capabilities.
MS Teams – not just another tool
Richard McCarter, Jason Ruffell and Iain Thompson Digital Learning Team, SETL.
MS Teams was introduced at the start of the academic year to be used as a course community building tool – to partly give a student voice to the student experience but also to provide a resource where students can participate in co-curricular activities, information that students would not find in Blackboard, or just simply to be part of a community. In this Course Leader Fest 2020 session, participants looked at MS Teams functionality and its value to both staff and students as a way to encourage course building and some ideas for encouraging community participation. Participants were shown ways that the tools can fit with our perception of the course community.
Take a look at;
- Recording of the session 9th December 2020;
- Digital Skills Hub SharePoint site.
- Academic Essentials – Hallam Resources A-Z section D: Digital Capability.
- Hallam Digital Skills – for students.