PowerPoint has a new feature which mimics the style of presentation of Prezzi, using one large slide to place all of the subsequent slides on. Throughout the presentation, these slides will be zoomed into when that slide is reached, giving the impression that the whole...
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A flexible workflow for staff - a consistent experience for students
Whilst students like a consistent experience, we understand that staff have their own ways of marking, grading and giving feedback; we believe that our workflow allows for both. This interactive guide shows you the new workflow...
Here are a number of useful features, tips and reminders for you during the online marking process
Dyslexia StickersWhen marking assignments, please make sure that you are checking for the dyslexia icon. This appears alongside the student ID when you are viewing the submissions...
There are two ways that you can download submissions:
You can do this one by one by clicking on the file name
Or to download all at the same time, at the top under Grading action, choose Download all submissions.
The Panopto Recorder can be downloaded and used on personal devices. There are apps for Windows, MacOS, Android and iOS devices.
Windows and Mac Installing on a university Mac
Open file manager (finder).
Choose your 'Applications' folder, then open the 'Managed Software Centre' application.
Find 'Skype for Business' in the list, and click the 'Install' button next to it....
The University of Chichester uses Microsoft's Skype for Business as a platform for online meetings and support. To attend a meeting, seminar or tutorial you should have recived a calendar invite or a link to the meeting, at the time of the meeting (or just before to give yourself some time to...
Skype for Business is a way to connect with people inside or outside the University. It includes instant messaging, (video) calling, video meeting, and screen sharing. It integrates with Outlook. Staff can choose to use Skype for Business to replace their telephone system, the benefits to this...
Social media tools such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are a part of everyday life. Used well, they can add to your learning experience at university, and make you more employable when you graduate. But used poorly, they can cause lasting damage to you and others.
Your responsibilityBy...
1. Check the assessment criteria
Your module's Moodle page will have all the details you'll need regarding any assessments.
This should include: