What’s of interest? LTE Toolkit - University of Saskatchewan
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The Learning Technology Ecosystem (LTE) is made up of the tools that the USask community uses to create, deliver, manage and analyze learning content.
The LTE Toolkit is a collection of the teaching and learning technologies available at USask. This resource is managed collaboratively by ICT Academic Technologies and the Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning.
It includes a list of tools by function/purpose, another listing indicating whether they are approved, supported, or not recommended by the University, and an extensive guide of LTE Principles (Accessible, Active and social, Designed for reflection and growth, Designed for students who are remixing and/or creating, Designed for student control and ownership of learning, Efficient and easy to use, Designed to enable connection, and Inclusive of learning-centered assessment).
“For each the Learning Technology Ecosystem Principles, you will find options for how to use learning technologies to Enhance, Extend, and Empower student learning. The 3E Framework assists instructors with the practical implementation of technology in their classes.”
Finally, examples of technology use are described for each part of this framework.
Where is it?: https://teaching.usask.ca/learning-technology/
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