Using digital storytelling for teaching, learning and assessment
Using digital storytelling for teaching, learning and assessment
Learning Enhancement & Academic Development Service
Date: Tuesday 05 February 2019
Time: 12:00 - 14:00
Venue: 253 Gilbert Scott Conference Suite (Main Building)
Category: Academic events
Speaker: Dr Amanda Pate
Website: www.glasgow.ac.uk/leads/events
(Note change from original venue in Southpark House)
Digital storytelling is a way of using your digital literacy to develop interesting and engaging ways of teaching, both face-to-face or online, by creating videos that we can use as a basis for sharing knowledge. It is therefore suitable for all subjects and disciplines. This session introduces the concept and looks at what makes a good digital story. You'll get an insight into the processes involved (and tips for addressing these), and the tools available to support you to develop digital storytelling for your teaching.
You should come because: digital storytelling not only frees up contact time, but it's a great way to build the digital literacy of teaching staff or students who put it into practice.
Please note that these CPD workshops are only open to University of Glasgow staff (including Graduate Teaching Assistants / Demonstrators).