An activity that shows the timeline of how artists have been using technology in their creation process.
A course for students to study the importance and relevance of design within a cultural context by examining past and contemporary examples of designed artefacts.
In this course students are introduced to essential health and safety principles and practices that enable them to develop the necessary skills and positive attitude for everyday safe and healthy work/life activities.
An activity that helps learners show their knowledge of business terminology.
An activity that learners can gauge their entrepreneurial inclination whilst learning about the characteristics of successful business founders.
An interactive dialog cards on using principles of project management for improvement.
This course has been inspired by the work being done with respect to platform strategy and creating shared value.
The course is a compilation of advice from some of the world’s best entrepreneurs who have started billion-dollar companies.
An interactive poll activity to determine effective ways to get girls into STEM careers and subjects.
An interactive video resource to teach how to do good intro videos.
In this course you are invited to review and comment on a pair of articles, first of all individually, and then in comparison to each other.
An interactive activity to learn how to do project documentation.
A course about communication philosophy especially for mass media channels.
An introduction to the terms, technologies, trends, and best practices of the interactive design industry.
A course to introduce learners to the emergent subject of cloud computing.
The Python for Everybody course will introduce fundamental programming concepts including data structures, networked application program interfaces, and databases, using the Python programming language.
This course has been created as a part of the OER Submission for FDP102x course of IITBombayX.
This is the introductory course for Basic Python For First Timers! Please start here if you have no experience coding in Python.
Study of the conventional encryption systems and classical cryptography, exploring the use of secret key (or symmetric) cryptography, public-key (or asymmetric) cryptography, and hash functions.
An activity to test the learners' data science knowledge in the form of a quiz.
A course to explore more than the three thousand years of history, starting with the birth of Ancient Greece and ending with the creation of the Internet.
By the end of the Course, the learner would be able to install and customize his/her website/ blog and also build an effective website or blog with available features
In this course you will learn what exactly mindfulness is and how to incorporate mindful practices into your teaching.
This is a short quiz to help you understand and test your copyright knowledge.
Understanding how to evaluate resources is an important skill. Finding and using good resources makes your research stronger. This quiz will help you learn how to evaluate your sources.
The general aim of this course is to familiarize and expose the students to the idea of using teaching and learning resources to each lesson for effective learning.
In this course we will learn how to develop a static and dynamic website using Web Technologies tools. It will start with basics of Internet Technology concepts, principles and tools which can be used to work with internet.
This course helps you to identify the various threats to your computer and the data stored on it. You will explore how to protect your computer from these threats by taking some preventive measures. Finally, this course explains the ethical and legal issues related to Internet usage.
The purpose of this course is to develop knowledge, skills and attitudes concerning online facilitation, with application in online components of formal courses and online collaboration projects;
This module is therefore intended to stimulate ethical thinking and behaviour, and promote good practice in evaluating and using available resources to create quality scholarly reports and academic resources.
This module will expand your understanding of digital storage and access. It will nurture your skills in storing and retrieving digital resources using various technologies for your research, teaching and learning, and administration benefits.
Facilitating Learning in Synchronous Environments was developed for BC Campus and is available under a creative commons license.
This an introductury course for teachers to use a range of different webtools as teaching aids.
In this interactive Branching Scenario, learners are presented with 4 animated situations involving the following age groups: infants, toddlers, pre-school, and school-aged. Learners are presented with various strategies to implement in order to de-escalate the situation.
In this course students will look at world patterns of population and settlement, mankind’s use of the
Earth and world patterns of physical elements through an online project-based learning model.
This course outlines how to come up with a disaster recovery plan for a secondary school environment.
We all need water! Let's look at things we are doing well and not so well in managing this precious resource.
In this course students will build their knowledge about biomes and the critical characteristics that define different biomes through several group activities.
In this course, each student gets a piece of land to role play in a number of micro-nations. Each student will face new challenges as they are presented when trying to use their land to the best of their abilities while also protecting the environment as a whole.
An interactive activity on how the federal reserve and how they craft the monetary policy.
A course of basic English teaching activities demonstrating various H5P activities integrated into Moodle
This course is meant to connect the earliest forms of human writing to the kinds of stories we tell and where we might be heading.
An English language course that During explores the vast artefacts that make up American literature.
Learn about the American President - how they get elected, their jobs and life as well as how American government works.
This course is designed for students studying Russian history. While it is aimed at British students working towards an examination, the content is suitable for any class studying the subject.
This course explores the issues of class and conflict as portrayed in the films City of God and La Haine. It focuses particularly on the use of Mise en Scène.
An interactive activity outlining the evolution of time-keeping over many centuries.