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Faculty or self-supported tools

These tools are not supported by the University’s Staff Service Centre but may be supported within your faculty or by Libraries and Learning Services. If you think something should be added to the list, please let us know by sending us feedback via the link below.

The tools are clustered around their potential to support the six learning types, as described by Diana Laurillard.

Centrally supported teaching tools

View the centrally supported core teaching tools for flexible learning.

 

Acquisition

Libraries and Learning Services
Reference management tools

Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
KuraCloud

Self-supported tools
Web-based resources*
Perusall collaborative reading

 

Collaboration

Libraries and Learning Services
Reference management tools

Self-supported tools
Perusall collaborative reading
Aropä peer review

 

Discussion

Faculty of Engineering
Ed Discussion

Self-supported tools
YouTube or Vimeo
Perusall collaborative reading

 

Inquiry

Faculty of Science
The R Project for Statistical Computing

Libraries and Learning Services
Library databases
Reference management tools

Self-supported tools
Web-based resources*
Perusall collaborative reading

 

Practise

Faculty of Science
CodeRunner
Python
The R Project for Statistical Computing

Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
KuraCloud

Self-supported tools
Aropä peer review

 

Production

Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
Anthology (formerly Chalk & Wire)
Sonia Online – Practicum placement portal

Faculty of Education and Social Work
Mahara

Faculty of Science
Python
The R Project for Statistical Computing

Self-supported tools
YouTube or Vimeo

* Web-based resources: Open textbooks, audio books, podcasts, multimedia resources, databases, MOOCs, Library database subscriptions.

Note: The University does not prevent you from using unsupported technologies, but please be cognisant of the risks of self-support, while maintaining a safe learning environment for students.

Page updated 03/10/2023 (removed CodeWrite)

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