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H5P: Anatomy and Physiology
An h5p matching exercise about muscles.
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H5P: Branching Scenario
H5P provides dozens of different interactive options. This one is for a chemistry course about naming compounds.
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Spaced Repetition
I created this interactive to explain the studying concept of spaced repetition using flashcards.
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Creative Commons Presentation
This presentation was created to inform about the different types of licenses available under the Creative Commons. The Powerpoint is available for download below.
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Ma and Me Reading Companion
Created as a library resource to increase background knowledge for readers of the featured book.
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Nursing
This Articulate Rise course was designed as a component of a Global Nursing course within a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program, aiming to provide specialized educational content to nursing students worldwide.
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Rise: Simple Past
This Articulate Rise course is part of a basic English and writing course.
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Storyline: Muscles of the Head and neck
The content is a component of an anatomy and physiology course, suggesting it serves an educational purpose, likely focusing on the structure and function of the human body.
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Storyline: Braveheart – Identifying Parts of Speech
This linguistics course utilizes the Braveheart speech as a practical tool to help students identify different parts of speech.
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Pharmacology Case study
This document is part of a collection of case studies designed for a Pharmacology in Nursing course. The series aims to provide practical, real-world examples to enhance the learning experience for nursing students studying pharmacology.
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Virtual Self-care Kit
A series of resources to help students manage their mental heath and practice self care.
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Infographic – 10 Ways to be a better Online Citizen
This piece was created to help new online students and give them information on how best to comport themselves in an online environment.
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Video Trailer: Open Educational Resources Creation Program
Transcript Trailer This project was a spoof movie trailer to prompt the upcoming release of our OER Creation Project catalog website. The site is now live (pressbooks.hccfl.edu) and […]
