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1. Formative assessment
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Winner
Medical Science IT team - Formative Assessment in the Medical Sciences
Division
Medical Sciences uses the WebLearn VLE to structure learning activities for
pre-clinical students; formative assessments are included in teaching materials in a
variety of ways.
- Runner-up
Msc Integrated Immunology
2. Teaching and Learning
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Winner
Diabetes Stories, Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and
Metabolism
This website presents audio recordings of the life-stories
of 50 people diagnosed with diabetes between 1927 and 1997. They talk with passion
and humour about their daily lives and provide a unique oral history of what it was
like to have diabetes during the twentieth century.
http://www.diabetes-stories.co.uk
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Runners-up
TeaLeaves: Traces from Physiological Concepts
Piers Nye
TeaLeaves displays experimental traces recorded from human
subjects exercising on a bicycle. It encourages students to look creatively at
respiratory and cardiovascular traces obtained from human subjects and to ask, and
answer, questions about the relationships between the behaviour of the lungs and
heart.
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Web-based learning resource on the poem 'Cahier d'un retour au pays natal' by
Aimé Césaire
Louise Hardwick
Online learning resource for First Year French students on
the set text 'Cahier d'un retour au pays natal' featuring glossed passages for
commentary practice, background information on Caribbean history and Negritude and
images.
3. Student Projects
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Winner
Critical Trauma Management
Jessica Mather-Hillon
This Website complements two student-led sessions
looking at the management of a trauma patient. The first demonstrates management of a
trauma victim; in the second students manage trauma cases themselves.
http://www.weblearn.ox.ac.uk/site/medsci/undergrad/medicine/year5/stud_yr5/hillon/
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Runner-up
Pheromones Uncovered: Scientific Film-making module
2nd-Year Engineering students
4. Administration, support services or research
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Winner
The Workhouse
Peter Higginbotham
This Website is a comprehensive resource about the
history of the workhouse in the British Isles. It currently contains over 2000 web
pages, 4000 photos and illustrations, and transcriptions of important documents e.g.
the 1834 Poor Law Act. It has become widely used by schools and colleges, and local
and family historians.
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse
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Runner-up
Bodleian Law Library Website
http://www.ouls.ox.ac.uk/law
5. Special award for best Teaching and Learning project created
with
assistance
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Winner
The Basics of Climate Prediction
This CD-ROM explains the science behind climate change prediction, looking at
what affects climate, why it's so complicated and climate predications. It was
designed as an educational tool and has been distributed to schools.
http://www.begbroke.ox.ac.uk
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Runner-up
MedLearn: Simple Interactive Content Authoring
Philip Rees & Medical Science IT team
MedLearn gives academic
staff the freedom to create interactive on-line learning materials without the burden
of working with complex authoring systems or relying on dedicated learning
technologists to process the materials on their behalf. With minimal training they
are able to mix richly formatted text, library images and formative questions in well
structured web pages.
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~temp0044/medlearn/medLearn.htm