Dani Bryton

As mobile device restrictions tighten, how do we maintain an inclusive, cutting-edge Psychology classroom? This practical workshop focuses on browser-based tools that work seamlessly on Chromebooks and laptops, ensuring high-impact delivery without relying on smartphones.  

We will explore three pillars of the digital classroom: Collaborative Sandboxes (using Gorilla Experiment Builder to move students from consumers to researchers), Interactive Synthesis (utilising FigJam for visual evaluation and peer feedback), and Micro-Media Production (creating professional "flipped learning" content to boost engagement).  

Participants will engage in live demos; please bring a laptop or Chromebook to the session. Attendees will also receive a "Digital Toolkit" including a growing library of video tutorials and ready-to-use templates designed to reduce teacher workload and support neurodiverse learners.  

Whether you are a technophobe or a digital native, you will leave with a clear roadmap for making Psychology more interactive, accessible, and future-proof.