Examples Online

What is good practice in online learning and teaching?
This document provides some suggestions: So What Is Good Practice

The following are examples of work undertaken by Online Learning, Centre for Learning and Professional Development at the University of Adelaide. This includes examples of the effective use of MyUni, the University's online learning management system, and associated technologies.

This page should be revisited on a regular basis as examples will continue to be uploaded.

• The Mekong e-Sim
• Politics Citation and Plagiarism Quiz
• Post Graduate Diploma in Nursing
• A Disaster Down Under
• International Careers Evening 2008

The Mekong e-Sim

Introductory Slideshow

The Mekong e-Sim : A computer supported roleplay simulation. 25/5/04
Dr Holger Maier, School of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Winner of the Stephen Cole the Elder Prize for Excellence in Teaching 2002.

Politics Citation and Plagiarism Quiz

Politics Citation and Plagiarism Quiz (opens in new window)

This quiz has been developed by the CLPD and Peter Mayer from Politics specifically for first year Politics students. It promotes active learning by asking students to work through a number of questions with immediate feedback given based on the answer they give. In this way students are made to really think about each situation as it's presented and come to a decision before they are given the explanation.

All university students and staff can access the quiz and a number of other academic skills resources through the MyUni course 'Writing and Speaking at University'. If you have any comments about the module or if you are a staff member and you would like to develop a similar quiz for your own discipline area, please email us at online.clpd@adelaide.edu.au.

Integrated Pest Management

Assessing students' contributions to MyUni discussion boards.8/6/04
Dr Mike Keller
Discipline of Plant and Pest Science, School of Agriculture and Wine

Post Graduate Diploma in Nursing (virtual classroom)

Pushing the collaborative envelope: a virtual classroom for clinical practice
Sheila Kavanagh Judi Baron and Allan Carrington

Disaster Down Under

New instructional design....is it really? 17/2/05
Disaster Down Under - Through the Fire
Sheila Kavanagh, OAM, Burns Unit, Clinical Nursing

International Careers Evening 2008

https://www.adelaide.edu.au/student/careers/online_learning/perspectives/ [UA students & staff only]
Careers Service and Dayle Hall.