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This is an example of a videos content page. Rewrite the title above and place your content below.
Videos make can support student engagement and student understanding of the topic. Remember to use captions to ensure videos are accessible to everyone. This resource can support you in making accessible videos.
Content Area
Inserting Videos

NOTE: When inserting videos, please use D2L's built in editor "insert stuff" components. This allows you to link to videos directly and helps avoid broken links. When uploading videos please make sure you are saving files and images in their corresponding week/module folders.
Introduction
Below is an example of a single centered video from the CAFE youtube channel.
Multiple Videos
If you have many short videos you'd like to show you students, consider placing them within a properly formatted table. The below videos are on the Durham College WebCOT system.
1. Sections 1, 2 and 3 |
2. Learning Plan |
3. Section 4 |
4. Section 5 |
5. Section 6 |
Full Width Video
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Practice Activity
The practice activity is a way for students to apply their new knowledge and skills. Retrieval practice provides students with an opportunity to pull information from their brains rather than pushing information into their brains. Formative assessments (or practice) such as a short quiz or a discussion post are a few ways students can practice. Try to scaffold practice activities that built towards skills required for an upcoming assignment, this provides students an opportunity to develop and strengthen their new knowledge and skill towards a summative assessment.
References
This is where you will provide attribution for any material you used on this page. For example, citations for images, videos or other resources used on the page.
- Photography on this page used with permission from the Durham College Online Photo Database.
- WebCOT videos retrieved from Durham College CAFE Youtube Channel.
- Adding stuff video retrieved from D2L Brightspace Tutorials.