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Does designing courses with a blend of online and in-person learning activities seem like a daunting task? Are you thinking about ways to implement assessments that encourage academic integrity?
Preparing course content
Discover how to create, curate, and organize your course content.
Are you curious about how myCourses can help you keep connected with your students and enable them to stay on track?
Interested to know how polling can be used to engage your students? This webinar will introduce you to the variety of ways to use Polling @ McGill. You will experience different types of polling questions and consider when best to use them.
Want to know more about peer assessment and how it can be done online? This webinar will introduce you to peer assessment and Eduflow—a tool to support the process.
Keep your courses interactive and engaging using McGill’s teaching and learning tools. In this webinar, you will discover how to keep your students actively engaged, and interacting with peers and instructors in meaningful ways.
Interested to know how polling can be used to engage your students? This webinar will introduce you to the variety of ways to use Polling @ McGill. You will experience different types of polling questions and consider when best to use them.
Interested in getting students better prepared for class and fostering deep engagement with course material?
Wondering which myCourses assessment tools can best support student learning in your course? This webinar will identify the various types of assessment tools available in myCourses, with an emphasis on the Quiz and Assignment tools.
Interested to know how polling can be used to engage your students? This webinar will introduce you to the variety of ways to use Polling @ McGill. You will experience different types of polling questions and consider when best to use them.
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