MA Fine Art online Graduate Showcase – Lighting the Beacons 

Lighting the Beacons Showcase Screenshot

I have found that Falmouth’s MA Fine Art online is always a fascinating concept to anyone unfamiliar with online learning. The common depiction of Fine Art students at HE level is so entwined with the idea of the paint-smeared physical studio, where every wall is plastered with sketches hung from masking tape, that the transposition of this … Continue reading “MA Fine Art online Graduate Showcase – Lighting the Beacons “

Update to Talis resource lists in Learning Space

Following an update by Talis to the resource/reading list deployment tool for all virtual learning environments, Digital Learning have recently updated the Talis Aspire Resource Management deployment tool within Learning Space. How you add your resource lists in Learning Space for Study Block 1 23/24 onwards has changed. The update does not affect new or … Continue reading “Update to Talis resource lists in Learning Space”

Advantages of Panopto

On July 10th 2023, Panopto will go live for Falmouth University.  At Falmouth we have had a long-running gap in our digital toolset for a dedicated video and audio hosting platform that provides proper integration with Learning Space and Falmouth Learn, and can facilitate student submissions without resorting to external tools  Panopto is the market … Continue reading “Advantages of Panopto”

How ThingLink is used in the Fashion and Textiles Institute: a practical example

In a previous post, we explored the benefits of ThingLink – a very handy application available to staff at Falmouth University. It supports course teams in creating learning resources with interactive images, videos and 360° media. In this post, Digital Learning’s Hamish Adams meets Jill Weeks from the Fashion and Textiles Institute who has been using … Continue reading “How ThingLink is used in the Fashion and Textiles Institute: a practical example”

Why you should be using ThingLink to revitalise your existing learning content 

In this article Digital Learning’s Hamish Adams takes a good look into how ThingLink can be used to organise your existing learning content, improve interactivity, extend its lifespan, free up your time AND improve student engagement. Tall order? Not at all.  Since 2020 there has been a plethora of educational technologies that claims to make … Continue reading “Why you should be using ThingLink to revitalise your existing learning content “

Online exhibitions using Journal – a case study of the Miniatures showcase

In response to multiple requests during the pandemic the Digital Learning Team developed a reusable template to facilitate exhibitions which has continued to be popular with staff and students thanks to its clean layout and simple use. One fantastic example, now entering its third consecutive year is the Miniatures showcase, an extra-curricular exhibition run both … Continue reading “Online exhibitions using Journal – a case study of the Miniatures showcase”

Educational blogging for Falmouth’s fully online Students 

Falmouth Journal Falmouth University is going through a period of rapid growth, by significantly increasing the amount of online degrees that we offer to students. This offer already includes an impressive variety of creative courses including degrees in Visual Communications, Creative Writing, Fine Art, Indie Game Development, Comedy Writing, and many more.  Delivering effective online … Continue reading “Educational blogging for Falmouth’s fully online Students “

MURAL: Digital Learning’s top tips for facilitation

Facilitation

As we reflect on a successful roll out of MURAL across all 9 departments, we continue our series of posts with our practical top-tips for facilitation. 1. Start simple MURAL has brilliant functions for slick facilitation and media-rich contributions from students and staff, but we recommend you start simple and ease your students (and yourself) … Continue reading “MURAL: Digital Learning’s top tips for facilitation”

5 Things We Learned From Meeting MURAL

Number 5

A few weeks ago we invited all of our colleagues at Falmouth University to an event presented by the team behind MURAL. For those not in the know, MURAL is a digital tool that enables collaboration online between staff and students. It allows users to easily share ideas, images and designs for brainstorming and teaching … Continue reading “5 Things We Learned From Meeting MURAL”