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In groups of 3 or 4, choose a subject you are all familiar with, and imagine you had to deliver a session around it.

How could you do this in an engaging and interactive way? Think about active and experiential learning as part of this. How would you do it in person vs online?

Come up with two or three activities that could be used for in person or online delivery. Add them to the padlet board below. You have 15 minutes for this.

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Carefield

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Respond to scenario-based questions with automated feedback

Use triads - e.g. patient, nurse, observer

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Have continous self-reflection, peer-evaluation, and tutor feedback

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Have continous self-reflection, peer-evaluation, and tutor feedback

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PebblePad, Google or Microsoft Forms

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Share experiences on padlet/discussion board

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Share experiences on padlet/discussion board

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Ask learners to share their past experience of something. As an ice breaker but also gives you knowledge of their past experiences

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Ensure learners have gotten key points from the content, address misconceptions. Gets feedback on where learners are too in results.

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Show some content which needs to be improved and get them to identify the aspects that need to be improved. E.g. show the bad example and get them to identify areas to improve

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Ideally in person, but could be adapted for online.

Spot the inaccessible features - staff are shown a document and raise hand to point out poor accessibility to better prepare them to identify it in their own work.

Show experience of using a screen reader on a document with good accessibility & poor so they can see the advantages of accessibility features.

Ask audience to close eyes and get screen reader to read-out long hyperlink letter by letter and ask if anyone can tell me exactly where the link is pointing at

Colour & contrast - visual representations of how different colour combinations can affect people with visual impairment.

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Learners building a glossary or annotated bibliography on a collaborative document

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Do check and reflect as to whether the activity addresses the issues genuinely

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