Diffit: Quick and Dirty Materials Preparation
Continuing this series on AI tools, I’m taking a look at Diffit. Aimed primarily at the American K12 system, this
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Continuing this series on AI tools, I’m taking a look at Diffit. Aimed primarily at the American K12 system, this
Read moreMost if not all of learning technologists’ work is online, and face to face interactions are a rarity for us.
Read moreThe head of my old learning technology team once said “We use technology because we want to be better teachers,
Read moreJust before Christmas, my line manager asked me to look at educational AI tools and prepare a talk for staff.
Read more“Checklists seem able to defend anyone, even the experienced, against failure in many more tasks than we realized.” ― Atul
Read moreWhile I am (obviously) a big Moodle fan, I’ve always felt that the built-in report features don’t always do it
Read moreWhile researching this series of articles, I decided to revisit two of my old favourites, Socrative and Hot Potatoes, to
Read moreIn the last post in this series, I looked at Kahoot, a simple yet highly popular quiz that can also
Read moreIn the previous article, I compared Moodle’s native quiz feature with quizzes created with H5P, concluding tht the former is
Read moreA quiz is never just a quiz. There are different reasons for conducting a quiz; for example, you might want
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