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PPI2015 Pebble+ resourse base

Site: University of Edinburgh Moodle
Course: Patient and Public Involvement [2015-2016] [SEM 2]
Book: PPI2015 Pebble+ resourse base
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Date: Monday, 20 May 2024, 6:22 AM

Description

This is the Pebble+ resources base.

Table of contents

1. Overview

What is Pebblepad

PebblePad is a Personal Learning and Assessment System. It is designed to support personal, academic, and professional learning and development. As a system it contains two main components:

  • Pebble+ is the Personal Learning Space which allows you to create, share and publish content. Pebble+ can be used by learners, teachers and assessors for personal development planning, teaching, assessment, and continuing personal development. The software can be used to record achievements, learning records, personal goals and aspirations. Content created (known as assets) can be updated regularly, reviewed, shared with others, and published online.

  • ATLAS (Active Teaching, Learning and Assessment Space) is the institutional assessment space designed to support teaching and learning activities. It is the space to which learners, submit work (assets) from Pebble+ to a workspace within ATLAS so that teachers and assessors can view them and add feedback, grades, approvals, etc. Work submitted to ATLAS is viewed via a live link to the work in the user’s Pebble+ account, enabling on-going feedback and dialogue between the tutor and student during the learning process.

2. Access and guidance

Access

For the purpose of this module and assignment Individual Project IV (IP IV), you have been asked to create a reflective diary. This should be created within the Activity Log in Pebble+ which you can access from MyEd or from the Moodle link below.

Launch Pebble+ here

Alternatively, please select Pebble+ and follow the steps below to gain access:

1. Choose "University of Edinburgh" from the drop down list

2. Check box "I have an IT account at this organisation"

3. Select "Login to Pebble+"

4. Check box "I am a student or staff member at Edinburgh University" and press Select  

     

Guidance

Once you are in Pebble+ follow the instructions held in the "Getting started in Pebble+" guidelines below which lead you through the steps you need to take in order to create your own personal 'Activity log' (An 'Activity log' is a container which holds everything you produce thereafter).

Formative feedback (optional), and final submission of your reflective diaries will take place in Pebble+ as well. Further details on how to submit will be revealed nearer the time.

Getting started in Pebble+ (updated)

Further information about PebblePad and Pebble+ can found on the UoE website:

Please also refer to the Assignment specifications for further details on what is expected for Individual Project IV (IP IV), the reflective assignment.

Post any questions you have about Pebble+ or IP IV assignment in the (NJF) Problems forum. If possible wait until week 2, please,as there are still some bits to sort for you in Pebble+


Thank you

3. Reflection resources

Please find below two documents and an ebook that may help support you in your reflective writing. The model by Gibbs is recommended to guide your reflective assignment. These readings are NOT compulsory. They are additional guidelines for those of you who may benefit from a better understanding about the meaning of reflection for deeper learning.

Resources