Moodle, is one of the Technology Enhanced Learning platforms implemented at the UAL. Moodle provides a set of tools that allows teaching staff to create and deliver course content and assessments, and communicate online. Moodle is integrated with other University systems and access is restricted to members of the university. The general use of Moodle is in supporting teaching and learning at UAL. Below are some ideas of the .

arts blogging service allows UAL students and staff to quickly and easily create blogs within an online learning and teaching community specially created for the University of the Arts London. There are two main uses of Myblog. Individuals can set-up their own blog to document their thinking and promote their work and ideas.

Provided by the Teaching and Learning Exchange.

What is the Virtual Classroom? The Virtual Classroom UAL provides is Bb Collaborate and Bb Collaborate Ultra. You can present Powerpoint slides, images, and websites and communicate with you students in real time via audio, video and text chat. Collaborate also includes a range of features such as polling, interactive whiteboard and break-out rooms that facilitate student interaction and collaboration. Why use the Virtual Classroom? Feedback or Technical Issues.

What is Online Submission? Most commonly online submission is a mechanism that allows a file to be submitted electronically via an online service. The file submitted can be in various formats but is usually a PDF or MS Word. So far there have been over 6000 submission areas set up in Moodle since 2013 and tens of thousands of submissions have been handled by the TEL services. 8211; You can set-up and use.

All staff and students have access to Workflow which acts as an ePortfolio or eStudio for creative disciplines. Students can take control of their area of Workflow, modifying the layout and the visual style. They can also work collaboratively in groups.