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Digitally Enabled T&L

Digitally Enabled T&L

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Digitally enabled learning refers to learning facilitated by the use of technologies – technology can be used to enhance teaching, learning, assessment, feedback and the wider student experience. Appropriate tools used strategically and effectively can facilitate both asynchronous/self-scheduled and synchronous/scheduled student learning. Diagram illustrating learning sequence - before, live session, after

How can you engage your students with digitally enabled learning  activities?

The guidance: Engage your students with digitally enabled learning will help you design and facilitate engaging and successful learning activities and experiences to help meet your learning objectives.


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