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Looks really cool. I like that you can draw and annotate videos collaboratively (never used it though)

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I think for small groups might be OK and most of people have it and they are familiar with it

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Never used it but it looks really useful for engaging students and making sessions more interactive

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I have never used this - only Mentimeter, but having a look now at function to create a skills test using a video scenario and asking the person watching to pick responses/actions etc. Would be good for client, problem based scenario practice.

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Zoom - has good interactive tools and is user friendly with good UX design

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Zoom - has good interactive tools and is user friendly with good UX design

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Better version of MS Teams. You can have multiple channels (including private ones) and threads

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This seems to be something that is being well used at the moment. I'd like to know more about it's potential but the Facebook link in the "Technology Framework" doesn't appear to be working.

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Very user friendly.

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Good for collaborative writing, doesn't require a login - people can join anonymously

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helps giving student a say (or at least the perception of one) in the module.

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Stops us having too many research group meetings - information can be shared really easily and seen anytime. Let's me know if someone has done what they're supposed to e.g. picked up an order

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Just had a look at this, never used it but it allows students to respond to a topic by uploading 90 second videos. Might be good to encourage student engagement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRy1F53JeJU

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Good for testing if students have been listening at end of lecture (e.g. with an MCQ) - however think they are bored of it now.

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Yammer - good discussion forum with notifications and numbers of reads.

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Yammer - good discussion forum with notifications and numbers of reads.

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It's been really useful for building a sense of community and has helped centralise a lot of question which many students had

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Great to add questions, polls etc to sessions - can also use to aid discussion

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I like this because it's incredibly flexible and have used it for discussion

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I like it since it is a good substitute for visualizers