Skills development playlists
The TEL skills development playlists are small blocks of learning about technology enhanced learning (TEL) topics. The playlists help you find resources quickly to optimise your development time. They are designed with our admin and business support colleagues in mind, but they are open to all.
This page contains:
- An introduction to playlists
- TEL Playlist library
Introduction to skills development playlists
What is in a Playlist?
Each playlist has:
- Learning outcomes which state what you should be able to do because of the learning.
- A set of 2 to 6 multimedia resources to help you develop the right skills.
- A checklist to help you self assess your new knowledge and skills.
How can I manage my time effectively?
To help you plan your time effectively, each resource is labelled with the letter S, M, L. This is an indication of how long it may take you to complete the learning. Pace of learning is different for everyone, so these are approximate.
- (S) short resource. 15 minutes or less to complete.
- (M) medium resource. 16-45 minutes to complete.
- (L) Longer resource. Over 45 minutes to complete. Keep in mind most longer resources are sectioned into key areas and you may not need all of it.
Why is there no playlist for my development need?
If there is no playlist for your development need, this might be for a few reasons:
- We didn't think of that! Tell us all about your idea or development need on our ‘’What is your request or suggestion'' form.
- There are not multiple resources for that topic, The M365 SkillsHub or the TEL design and facilitation hub are good sites to search for stand-alone resources.
- The development need is not aligned to the needs of admin and business support colleagues. If you'd like to discuss your needs with the TEL support team, contact us via our Digital learning helpdesk.
Playlist Library
Please select from the list below to jump to the playlist of your choice.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI)
On completion of this playlist, you should be able to:
- Describe the functions of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI), including its capabilities and limitations.
- Identify aspects of responsible use including fact checking, copyright and data protection.
- Submit a simple prompt to GenAI (CoPilot) and critically reflect the accuracy of it's output.
Resources
- TEL support team Introduction to generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Sway (M)
- Copilot Chat or Copilot License learning modules on M365 Skills Hub (M)
- Artificial Intelligence | Turas | Learn Innovation and service improvement resources (S, M and L)
- About Artificial Intelligence ('AI') Information governance on SharePoint (S)
- Artificial intelligence | The Knowledge Network Scotland (M)
Knowledge and skills checklist
- I can describe the term AI and GenAI and how it can benefit my work.
- I can identify the limitations of AI and GenAI in relation to the accuracy and ethics of its output.
This section of the checklist focuses on your use of GenAI.
- I can submit a prompt to CoPilot.
- I can work with Generative AI to refine and improve its output.
- I am confident to factcheck and amend Generative AI's output.
- I can incorporate Generative AI into my work.
Breakout rooms
On completion of this playlist, you should be able to:
Demonstrate the necessary skills for setting up and facilitating breakout rooms in Teams meetings.
Resources
- M365 SkillsHub learning modules: Use breakout rooms in Teams (L)
- TEL support team's Get set go guide to breakout rooms on Teams on Sway (L)
- M365 SkillsHub: Breakout rooms troubleshooting guide (S)
- TEL meet up video Brilliant breakouts (M)
Additional resources
For colleagues who create and co-ordinate breakout room activities.
- TEL support team's Guide to planning breakout room activities on Sway (M)
Knowledge and skills checklist
Self assess what you have learned by using our knowledge and skills checklist.
I can:
- Prepare breakout rooms in Outlook or Teams.
- Change breakout rooms settings before a Teams meeting.
- Assign people to breakout rooms manually and automatically.
- Troubleshoot issues such as breakout rooms closing unexpectedly, participants not being moved into rooms, breakout rooms not opening.