Creating Content Practicals: Microsoft Sway

From Tom Foster August 11, 2017

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This practical session looks at using different tools and approaches for creating content in learning and teaching. James Pearson (Faculty of Arts & Humanities) demonstrates how Microsoft Sway was used by students to create, collaborate, share and present their digital artefacts created during ThinkCreate, the Arts & Humanities Faculty Challenges.

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Appears In: TELFest 2017

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