skills4studycampus is live! find out about the personalised learning tool for students to develop...
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skills4studycampus, the online personalised learning tool for students to develop their academic skills, is now live! Teaching staff can direct students to a new online resource that helps learners develop the skills they need for academic study, including - critical thinking - academic writing - group work and presentations - exam skills - note making, referencing and plagiarism.TRANSCRIPT
skills4studycampusis now live on Blackboard
What is skills4study
campus?• skills4studycampus (s4sc) is a
personalised e-learning tool to help
students develop their academic skills
• students can use diagnostic self-
assessment tests to help them focus on
areas that will help them the most
• s4sc can be found on blackboard by
searching for Academic Skills
Resources. All students are
automatically enrolled
Who can use it?• Content is aimed at all levels of study,
from new starters through to postgraduates and researchers
• The tool suits a range of learning styles, with audio files, FAQs, practice activities, page tagging, gradebook, hot topics and a journal
• All students can log on at the same time, for as long as they like, on or off campus
Topics include:• getting ready for academic study
• reading and note making
• critical thinking
• academic writing
• referencing and understanding plagiarism
• group work and presentations
• exam skills
• projects, dissertations and reports
• employability and personal development
• confidence with numbers
• time management
Content is updated
regularly
What are the benefits for
staff?• introduce it in lectures and seminars
• use it to help students develop skills before
assignments are due in
• offer support following feedback from
essays and assignments
• reinforce messages in teaching and learning
• enrich the student learning experience
• remind students of the drop-in sessions in
the libraries
For more information
• Enrol on the Blackboard
organisation
• Contact your Faculty Information
Specialist in LIS
• Visit blogs.shu.ac.uk/shulibrary for
updates and library news