The Mass Actions block and Jump To Navigation block will become unavailable to you in Moodle on Monday 6 September. Why is the Mass Actions block being retired? This is a heavily used block that offers helpful…
IT Services and CEED are running a series of in-person refresher sessions for teaching staff to help prepare for the start of term: Register for one of the ‘Using technology in teaching spaces’ sessions via PDMS. Book…
The flexible sections course format in Moodle will be disabled on Monday 16 August. This is because the course format is not supported in the version of Moodle we are upgrading to. How do I know if I am using this…
Congratulations to the winners of the University Teaching Excellence Awards 2021 who were presented with their awards virtually. Principal Professor Sally Mapstone congratulated them in a joint video with winners of…
An online Inaugral Lecture was presented by Professor Andrew Zapechelnyuk, School of Economics and Finance on Wednesday, 28 April 2021. The recorded lecture is now available to view.
Lockdown on March 23rd, 2020 triggered an emergency transition to online working for many. In education the process raised questions around the issue of digital literacy and its place within curricula at all levels.…
Digital accessibility is essential for some, useful for all. Being aware of what is new and available to you and others will ensure our teaching and learning environment is as inclusive as it can be.
The University has subscribed to the JISC building digital capabilities service, which gives staff and students access to the discovery tool.
Support for more languages has been added to the captioning products we use. This means if you deliver a session in a foreign language and it is recorded, captions that match the language of delivery can now be…
Ally is a tool that is being integrated with Moodle in our virtual learning environment. It focuses on making digital course content more accessible.