3 July 2020
New Bringing Canvas to Life webinars
As part the work happening across all faculties to further enhance courses, we are offering a new webinar series on Bringing Canvas to Life.
3 July 2020
As part the work happening across all faculties to further enhance courses, we are offering a new webinar series on Bringing Canvas to Life.
24 June 2020
When teaching staff record a webinar or online session in Microsoft Teams it should now record to Microsoft Stream. Plus, from September it will be possible to share the recording directly to Canvas either by embedding the video or adding the link (rather than having to download and re-upload the file).
24 June 2020
Congratulations to our new ARU Associate Teaching Fellows. This year see’s our first colleagues being recognised with the ARU Associate Teaching Fellowship for their ongoing commitment to learning and teaching.
18 June 2020
Canvas has been in use for over three years at ARU so IT Services are decommissioning the old VLE (Virtual Learning Environment). This is necessary for security reasons, to free up servers and to ensure that we are using the latest technologies available to us across ARU.
15 June 2020
MS Teams is the online tool that is used by our University for online meetings and webinars.
28 May 2020
We’d love to hear from colleagues who’d be happy to share their experiences, ideas, practices, philosophies and stories of their move to online teaching and assessment.
20 May 2020
As the World celebrates Global Accessibility Awareness Day on Thursday 21 May, colleagues are encouraged to ensure their teaching sessions and resources are fully accessible for online, face-to-face and blended learning.
12 May 2020
Given the current World pandemic we’re postponing the fourth national Active Learning Conference to 2021.
11 May 2020
The ARU Vice Chancellor’s Awards celebrate and reward individuals and teams’ shared ambition to realise our mission of “Transforming lives through innovative, inclusive and entrepreneurial education and research.”
29 April 2020
We’re extending our call for Expression of Interest to lead or collaborate on a Ruskin module to Friday 1 May 2020. Proposals should have a title that can be framed as a question that provokes interest, or curiosity in the topic.