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Tutorial on HTML in Canvas

This tutorial walks through how to fix a common Canvas LMS issue: editing and cleaning up HTML inside a tricky table layout. Using a real example, it shows how to identify broken structure, tidy up inline styles, adjust column widths, and make Canvas behave when the visual editor refuses to cooperate. Even though the video focuses on one specific table?formatting problem, the steps apply to any HTML editing you might need to do in Canvas. You�ll learn how to switch to the HTML view, spot the patterns Canvas uses, safely adjust markup, and avoid the usual pitfalls that cause wrapping, spacing, and layout glitches.

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Prefessional Services at Leahurst - Promotional Video

Demonstrates a variety of filming locations and styles using our professional filming equipment, storyboarding, editing, colour grading and sound enhancement.

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COPD and Carbon Dioxide Changes Animation

A focused animation showing how COPD affects carbon dioxide levels. Supports teaching on respiratory physiology and clinical implications.

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Podcast Development Guidance

There's a number of factors, both technical and creative, that need to be considered when you decide to start a podcast. This document covers the main areas of consideration, such as: Is it actually a podcast that you want to make? What is the intended audience and reach? What commitment can you make to it? Have you got willing guests or contributors (if relevant)? Accessibility � Transcripts (can be time intensive) How is it going to be recorded? Can you commit to in-studio times or is it remote? What promotion will you be doing? The attached PDF will give you more information on these matters and enable you to make some important early decisions as you consider starting a podcast.

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RPF (Renal Plasma Flow) Animation

A concise animation that clarifies RPF and its measurement, ideal for quick revision.

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Eye Test Learning Animations

A set of eye-related learning animations used alongside formative assessments. Students review the animations before and after questioning to strengthen understanding and retention.

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Circulatory System Animation

A short animation that explains the core components and flow of the circulatory system.

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Enzyme Denaturation Animation

An engaging explainer of enzyme denaturation, highlighting conditions that alter structure and function. Useful for biochemistry and clinical science.

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Video Enhancement Example

Example of how colour grading techniques can be used to rescue underexposed video.

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Treat to Target Animation (EATC4Children)

A short animation created for the Experimental Arthritis Treatment Centre for Children (EATC4Children). It helps families understand the Treat to Target approach and supports informed participation during recruitment.

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Arteriole Animation (Continued)

The second part of the arteriole animation, extending the overview of structure and function.

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Prefessional Services at Leahurst - Promotional Video

Demonstrates a variety of filming locations and styles using our professional filming equipment, storyboarding, editing, colour grading and sound enhancement.

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Asthma Physio Check 1 (in Chair)

Project filming for Emily Scott (physio). Demonstration of how to check breathing within Asthma whilst in a chair

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Capillary Endothelium Animation (Physiology)

An animation that explains the structure and role of capillary endothelium. Useful across physiology and clinical science modules.

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3D Eye Rotation Video

A brief video of a rotating 3D eye model, useful as a visual aid in anatomy and eye-related teaching.

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Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation Animation

A short animation that breaks down the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation and its application to acid-base balance.

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Carbon Dioxide in the Body Animation

A clear visual guide to how carbon dioxide is carried and processed in the body. Designed for use in clinical and physiology teaching.

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Haemoglobin and Acid-Base Balance Animation

A concise animation explaining how haemoglobin contributes to acid-base regulation. Useful for physiology and clinical science learners.

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Glomerular Ultrafiltrate Animation

A short narrated animation introducing glomerular ultrafiltrate and its role in renal physiology.

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Virtual Patient (Oncology Module)

An interactive virtual patient resource designed to help learners articulate and share clinical reasoning. It supports discussion-led teaching in oncology modules and promotes reflective decision making.

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Healthcare Careers Quiz

An online quiz�aimed at year 9 students to start them thinking about healthcare careers and courses with the University they could do to lead them there

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Find the Right Ones

Set ten correct answers and five incorrect distractors for your topic, then learners must select exactly ten correct items without mistakes. Reuse the same game with different sets for any module. The example embed here requires users to find 10 Greek gods. This can be changed to any subject matter.

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Canvas Studio: Add Questions to Videos

A practical guide demonstrating how to insert questions into Canvas Studio videos to improve engagement and check understanding.

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Conundrums

A Countdown-style anagram game. Players are shown scrambled letters and have a short time to find the word. You choose the word list, so the same game can be reused for any topic or module. In the example, the game has been set up with heart anatomy terms.

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Microsoft Teams Webinar Scheduling Tutorial

A training video that walks through setting up a webinar in Microsoft Teams, including key options and workflow tips.

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Canvas Quizzes Mastery Video Guides

A set of short, practical videos showing how to expand beyond multiple-choice in Canvas quizzes. Includes setup tips and question bank guidance.

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Equality Act 2010 Scenario Spinner

A classroom-friendly spinning wheel that generates random combinations of people, protected characteristics, locations and scenarios tied to the Equality Act 2010. Ideal for workshops to prompt conversation, reflection and applied understanding.

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You are the vet: A lame horse

In this activity, students are presented with a case involving Bella, a horse brought in for assessment due to lameness. Learners must evaluate the scenario, consider the clinical signs, and determine the most appropriate next steps in investigating the cause of the lameness. The exercise supports the development of diagnostic reasoning by prompting students to justify their decisions and approach the case as a practising equine clinician would. Delivered through H5P, the activity provides an interactive and guided environment for applied learning.

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You are the vet: A dog with poor growth

This interactive activity introduces students to a veterinary case involving Sabre, a young dog presenting to the clinic with poor growth. Learners work through the scenario by reviewing the available clinical information and prioritising a series of possible actions, deciding which steps should be taken first and why. The exercise encourages students to think like clinicians, developing their reasoning, justification, and decision?making skills as they navigate an authentic first?opinion case. The activity is delivered through H5P, allowing for an engaging, structured, and feedback?rich learning experience.

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Clinical Communication skills scenario videos

Example of how we can shoot and stylise footage (colour grading soap-style framing) for learning and storytelling.

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Ethics Dilemmas Card Game

A simple online card game that surfaces ethical dilemmas for small-group discussion. Students draw cards, debate options, and build confidence in professional reasoning and communication.

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Clue Quiz

This is a Jeopardy-style quiz: the front of each card shows the answer (a clue), and the player must flip the card to reveal the correct question. Every game has exactly 15 clues: five worth 10 points, five worth 20 points, and five worth 30 points. Play Mode supports two teams taking turns � name your teams, and points are awarded automatically to whichever team is "on the clock" when a clue is marked correct. Fill in each clue and its matching question below, click Save Changes, then use Generate Game Link to create a unique URL for this game � copy and save that link to share or replay it any time.

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pBILAG Online Learning Tool (Clinician Training)

A clinician-focused learning tool that turns pBILAG documentation into an easy-to-follow animated walkthrough. It supports accurate data capture and better-informed care decisions.

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3D Kidney Rotation (No commentry or labels)

3D animation of a sectional view of a kidney. The object rotates then zooms in. Created using Blender

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Animation Demo for Innovation Agency

This is an example of character animation for an explainer video. Combines character rigging and motion graphic techniques. Please note this resource was created in 2017 and our tools and techniques have advanced since then. It uses a combination of Adobe After Effects and Illustrator.

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Blood Gas Analysis Animation (Clinical Science)

A concise medical animation that introduces key concepts in blood gas analysis. Suitable for clinical science teaching and quick revision.

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Police Officer Animation

A bespoke police officer character created using Adobe Illustrator and animated in After Effects

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You are the vet: Urgent horse call out

In this scenario?based activity, students roleplay being part of a remote rural mixed veterinary practice with a small, close?knit team and a client base that relies heavily on the clinic as their only accessible veterinary service. The practice is overstretched, closed to new clients, and facing significant recruitment challenges, needing several additional vets and nurses. Learners explore the realities of workload management, client communication, ethical decision?making, and team dynamics in a resource?limited environment, gaining insight into the pressures and responsibilities of rural first?opinion practice.

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Whack-a-Wrong

Whack-a-Wrong-Answer is a fast-paced learning activity that challenges students to identify incorrect answers while avoiding the correct ones. The game promotes active retrieval, critical thinking, and recognition of common misconceptions. By encouraging students to explain why an answer is incorrect, it supports deeper learning and helps reinforce key concepts in a fun, competitive environment

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Medulla Animation (No Audio)

A no-audio animation that visually introduces the medulla and its key features. Suitable for self-paced study.

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Kidney Zoom View Animation

A focused animation that zooms into kidney anatomy to support renal physiology teaching.

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Interactive Intersectionality Wheel

Customisable spinning wheel for choosing scenarios based on randomised result. Uses custom JS for extra functionality

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Arteriole Animation

A concise medical animation that introduces arteriole anatomy and function for foundational learning.

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Pick a Category

Pick a category is an interactive learning activity that encourages students to classify information into the correct categories. By organising concepts, learners develop a deeper understanding of relationships between ideas while reinforcing key knowledge through active learning. The activity promotes discussion, critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving, making it ideal for teaching and revising Health and Life Sciences topics.

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Project ARES: Adaptive Resilience for Emergency Services

Project ARES brings together global clinical and academic expertise to support NHS and frontline staff. The resource focuses on stress, resilience and decision making, offering practical guidance for preparation, response and recovery.

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Clinical Lingo Bingo (CLINGO)

An online bingo-style game that replaces numbers with clinical terms (and optional local dialect phrases) to build confidence with placement language. Learners join via QR code, play on phones or laptops, and discuss each phrase with a facilitator for deeper understanding.

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You are the vet: Bulldog with skin problems

Students take on the role of a veterinarian managing a dermatology case involving a 3?year?old male English Bulldog with a six?month history of pruritic skin and foot lesions. The dog is fed a varied home?cooked diet, receives regular fluralaner, lives indoors with no other animals, and has minimal travel or infectious exposure history. Through this roleplay, learners explore differential diagnoses, investigative pathways, and management options, strengthening their clinical reasoning and communication skills while working through a realistic small?animal dermatology scenario.

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Mail Merge Video Tutorial

A short video guide that shows how to set up and run a mail merge for letters or emails.

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Asthma Physio Check 1 (in Bed)

Project filming for Emily Scott (physio). Demonstration of how to check breathing within Asthma whilst in a chair

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PowerPoint to MP4 Video Guide

A practical video guide to saving PowerPoint presentations as MP4 files for easy sharing.

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Circulatory System Animation

Animation created in Adobe After Effects and Illustrator to show how the blook flows around the body and internal organs

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Renal Plasma Flow Animation

A short narrated animation introducing renal plasma flow and why it matters in kidney function.

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Card Quiz

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You are the vet: Lameness Videos

This activity presents students with a series of horse?lameness videos and challenges them to identify which limb is affected and explain the reasoning behind their assessment. By analysing gait, movement patterns, and subtle clinical cues, learners refine their observational skills and deepen their understanding of equine locomotion. Developed in H5P, the resource provides an interactive platform for practising lameness recognition in a safe, repeatable, and feedback?supported format.