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Technology Tools for Teaching in Higher Education, The Practical Handbook Series

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Technology Tools for Teaching in Higher Education

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Amanda Cappon, Ana Duff, Ashley Marshall, Barry Ryan, Barry Thompson, Caroline Ferguson, Catherine Deegan, Cormac MacMahon, Corrine McCormick-Brighton, Derek Dodd, Geraldine Gray, Ginny Brunton, Gurpaul Kochhar, Heather Leckey, Jordanne Christie, Joseph MacMillan, Kathryn Carter, Kevin Dougherty, Lillian Chumbley, Mark Keyes, Michael Evans, Michael Guy, Michelle Mouton, Natasha Kowalskyj, Nicola Duffy, Olga Bulakh, Paul Dervan, Pauline Rooney, Ramiro Liscano, Rob Elkington, Robert Hickey, Samaneh Mazaheri, Sarah Coombs, Sarah Stokes, Sayyed Ali Hosseini, Shannon Webb, Shaun Ferns, Tanya Wakelin, Vivian Stamatopoulos

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Centre for Higher Education Research, Policy & Practice (CHERPP) [hosted by University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT), Durham College, and TU Dublin], Technological University Dublin

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Teaching & Learning

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Digital Learning, Teaching and Learning Practice

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A publication aimed at academic staff to support the delivery of courses in flexible digital formats.

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This second publication of the Practical Handbook Series, Technology Tools for Teaching in Higher education highlights the benefits of international collaboration to create a piece of work that can be used by Educators all over the world. The demand for the first edition that was released as a hard copy was overwhelming with requests coming from Educators who are constantly looking for new methods and approaches to integrate active learning into their teaching environments. In line with TU Dublin’s approach to making knowledge widely available, this and future editions are being published on the web to encourage increased take-up by educators to improve the student experience.

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Cappon, A., Duff, A., Marshall, A., Ryan, B., Thompson, B., Ferguson, C., Deegan, C., MacMahon, C., McCormick-Brighton, C., Dodd, D., Gray, G., Brunton, G., Kochhar, G., Leckey, H., Christie, J., MacMillan, J., Carter, K., Dougherty, K., Chumbley, L., Keyes, M., Evans, M., Guy, M., Mouton, M., Kowalskyj, N., Duffy, N., Bulakh, O., Dervan, P., Rooney, P., Liscano, R., Elkington, R., Hickey, R., Mazaheri, S., Coombs, S., Stokes, S., Hosseini, S. A., Webb, S., Ferns, S., Wakelin, T., & Stamatopoulos, V. (2021). Technology tools for teaching in higher education, the practical handbook series. National Resource Hub (Ireland). Retrieved from: https://hub.teachingandlearning.ie/resource/technology-tools-for-teaching-in-higher-education-the-practical-handbook-series/ License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA).

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