If you’re a student or staff member at the University of Sussex then you might not already be aware of the University’s free mobile app available for download from the IT Services download page. The Sussex Mobile app was launched…
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Ebooks – what’s not to love? #sussexmtw
Ebooks have seen a huge increase in popularity, with the University of Sussex Library now providing access to approximately 100,000 titles for staff and students to explore. In the second of this week’s posts to mark Mobile Technologies Week Julian Robinson (Learning…
Try something new for Mobile Technologies Week – borrow a laptop with your Library card #sussexmtw
The Library has teamed up with IT Services to bring you 20 Google Chromebooks, with an additional four due to arrive in the next few weeks. You can borrow a Chromebook for up to six hours at a time in the…
Are you using Socrative? An engaging tool to quiz student understanding
Socrates (470-399 BC) would be pleased to see his philosophy of enquiry-based learning underpinning Socrative; the easy to use, quiz resource for teachers. By using Socrative, you can test your students’ knowledge to gauge their current level, check ‘in-lesson’ concept learning, and add…
Learning on the move – Mobile Technologies Week!
The Library and Technology Enhanced Learning have come together to organise a week of exciting events for University of Sussex staff, students and researchers around the use of mobile technologies to support teaching and learning. Mobile Technologies Week begins on…
Skills at your fingertips: Skills Hub
Looking for skills support at Sussex? Staff and students at the University of Sussex now have access to a one stop shop for study and support needs in one easy to find, online location. Whatever the type of resource or guidance…
New TEL workshops: future-proof your teaching
The TEL team has a new programme of workshops which will give you the opportunity to test and assess new technologies before using them in the classroom, or in your work or study routine. If you are interested in using…
TodaysMeet: embracing the backchannel for learning
TodaysMeet is designed to enhance learning by embracing the backchannel; the ‘secondary or covert route for the passage of information’ (Oxford Dictionary) that runs alongside learning. TodaysMeet for learning and teaching TodaysMeet allows for shared thoughts, questions,…
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