From left: Dr Monica Kam (Faculty of Science) and Dr Rachelle Singleton (Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, FMHS) at the ASCILITE 2022 conference, University of Sydney, to receive the award on behalf of the wider team (Megan Clune; Faculty of Education and Social Work, Dr Amanda Charlton; FMHS, and Associate Professor Tanisha Jowsey; Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education).
The FMHS H5P community of practice received a highly commended ACODE-TEL 2022 award for their work on developing resources and supporting teaching staff in deploying H5P for interactive online learning. This award celebrates innovative practice in the field of Technology Enhanced Learning across the Australasian (Australia, New Zealand, Pacific Islands) Higher Education and Tertiary Sector.
The award also recognises higher education and tertiary educators, teams and staff members who have harnessed the power of technology to significantly enhance an organisation’s technology-enhanced learning capabilities, and who positively impact students’ learning outcomes through innovative projects, practice and/or initiatives.
As part of the award application, they produced a SHORT VIDEO showcasing their initiative’s capability building and organisational impact, as well as its sustainability, reproducibility, and impact on student success.
The award was presented by Professor Michael Sankey, the President of the Australasian Council on Open, Distance and e-Learning (ACODE) and Director of the ACODE Learning Technologies Leadership Institute.
Congratulations to Dr Singleton and the team!
