Google Drawings for Collaborative Inquiry
While Zoom Breakout Rooms can serve as a good setting to promote student interactions, student group discussions can be more focused and productive when they
Read MoreGoogle Jamboard for Visualization of Ideas and Collaborative Discussion
Students are encouraged to express different ideas and discuss with others, supported by visualization tools. Jamboard is a Google tool that can be used to
Read MoreGoogle Form Quiz and Breakout Room Discussion
When a Zoom class starts, students may not be ready to talk actively about the topic and there may be silence. One strategy is to
Read MoreMentimeter for Prior Knowledge Activation and Group Discussion
Mentimeter can be an interactive and versatile tool used for engaging students during online learning. Below are two examples of how it is used in
Read MoreTop Tips for DSE
2020 is an unusual year for the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (DSE) candidates. The coronavirus outbreak caused school closures, however, the key
Read MoreAssessing Online
Shifting well-established offline assessments to online assessments is not an easy task. There is no one-size-fits-all solution for online assessment since every task is context-dependent.
Read MoreAdapting Learning Design from Blended to Fully Online
Professor LAW, Nancy W.Y. shares with us how she converted a blended learning design course with intensive group work and interactions into a fully online
Read MoreFacilitating Online Collaboration (Part 2) – A Toolkit for Remote Collaboration in Research and Teaching
As an archaeologist of the Middle East, I interact in person with my research team only during fieldwork in the summers. For most of the
Read MoreQuick Fix of Privacy Issue on Zoom – Virtual Background
Zoom is an excellent tool that allows you to participate in a video meeting anywhere, a classroom, your living room or your dining room. The
Read MoreFacilitating Online Collaboration (Part 1) – Visualization Tools
As teachers, we know that collaborative, inquiry-based activities can promote students' engagement and enhance problem-solving skills. Shifting our practice from facilitating f2f classroom collaboration to online collaboration may require some
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