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Talis Elevate uses my institution's existing Learning Management System, enabling me to develop a more transparent and adaptive design and delivery of flipped learning.
Talis Elevate has also helped me gain a better understanding of the pathways students are taking with their own understanding of the subject matter.
Academics upload a variety of resources to the platform creating custom course packs - from YouTube and images to scanned chapters or uploaded journal articles. Students collaboratively engage with this content and faculty can see who's using the material.
Students can learn a lot from each other. Talis Elevate provides the technical platform for them to co-create knowledge together within the subject matter. Building communal discussion directly into course content.
Students often lack the confidence to speak up in university lectures or online lessons. Talis Elevate gives them the option to participate in discussion anonymously online, giving the silent majority a platform to participate in the conversation.
See how your reading list resources have been used and interacted with ahead of lectures and seminars or to bolster remote learning; then fine tune your teaching based on our analytics insight.
Analytics in Talis Elevate are focused on active student participation, so you can see who's not engaging with online learning tasks each week. Helps you target help toward those that need it most.
Talis Elevate enables students to make private notes in the same SaaS platform. This work can often be invisible to academics. Monitor note-taking by student or by resource, giving a better understanding of how your content is being used.
Collaborative reading & commenting helps your students feel more connected to their peers and more confident sharing their views. Talis Elevate brings their discussion into your content. They create knowledge together, help each other out, and pose questions within the subject matter.
The Talis Elevate platform makes encouraging student discussion easier. Students conduct their own dialogue within multiple content types, including anything from lecture notes to images - fueling their own engagement and accelerating learning.
Talis Elevate analytics give academics insight to help make informed decisions around content delivery and student support, improving teaching effectiveness, student engagement, and retention.
We’ve recently launched our Teach Learn Collaborate Repeat Pedagogy Panel to help our Talis Elevate community share their advice and best practice with others from across the sector. We’ve been lucky to be joined by academics from across institutions and disciplines, and every one of our panellists have used Elevate in their own unique way. It’s been truly inspiring to share the successes of these users.
We’ve seen so many successful uses of Talis Elevate in learning and teaching, and we’re always looking to share those accomplishments. That’s why we’ve launched a new monthly discussion series, the TLCR Pedagogy Panel, where Talis Elevate users and academics using Talis Elevate with SAGE Catalyst books are invited…
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