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eLearning

eLearning in Humanities

Developing and expanding the use of eLearning is very much part of the University's agenda as it moves towards 2015. eLearning offers tremendous flexibility and gives students another method of learning at their own pace and in an independent way. The Faculty of Humanities has been a leader within the University in its use of eLearning and it is important that we continue to build on these strong foundations.

Any discipline can benefit from delivering learning in this new and exciting way. See Support and Services for how the eLearning Team can advise on and help with the development of eLearning materials. The University's Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) from September 2008 is Blackboard.

» UoM eLearning strategy

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Foyer stalls Jan 12 ShowcaseTeaching & Learning Showcase

The Faculty will be holding its next Teaching and Learning Showcase on Tuesday 3rd July 2012 from 1pm in Roscoe Building. Information about the presenters will be published in June via the Teaching and Learning News.

Information from previous events can be found under the Teaching and Learning Showcase link on the left.

Best on Blackboard 2011

Best on Blackboard 2012 - Prize Draw - closing date 24 May 2012

Nominate your choice for the most useful resource on Blackboard that you have used this academic year and win some vouchers...

Blackboard 9

eLearning Reviews and Report 2010-11

eLearning report 2010/2011: highlights activity of the Faculty eLearning team in 2010-2011 giving examples of the support we provide. It will be of useful to anyone interested in eLearning within the Faculty. (The document has been designed to print best at A3, however it does print at A4)

What makes a good elearning resource poster

eLearning Posters and Leaflets

This series of posters created by the eLearning Team draws on feedback and comments from staff and students across the Faculty. Find out what people think is a good resource, and which resources students most enjoy using. Pick up tips and hints for course development across all areas of eLearning.

eLearning

Visit eLearning essentials - our eLearning support site for academic staff in the faculty. Find out more about what Support and Services the Teaching & Learning team can provide and specific information about Blackboard and Bb9

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