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Online group work – tools to help
Many aspects of online study, such as searching for information are convenient and for some second nature; however, other aspects are more challenging. Do you feel a sense of dread […]
How can the library support blended learning?
Last week in her blog post, Kate Davies looked at some of the resources available to support blended learning. This week, we are going to look at some of the […]
Using your digital library to support your virtual classroom
Yes, we have e-books, thousands of them, but your CCCU digital library provides many more resources for learning, teaching and research. Here, the Learning and Research Librarians share their five top picks on ways you can use the digital library to support your virtual classrooms.
Productivity Tools – OneNote
CCCU has a selection of free apps and software that can save you time, make your work easier, and increase your productivity. One of our Library Champions, 2nd year BA […]
Productivity and Motivation
Finding the motivation to work on an assignment or a project can often be challenging, and you may find it even harder when your normal routine has to change. Is […]
Harvard referencing and why we sometimes get it wrong
Referencing requires an attention to detail which many people find boring and time-consuming. They therefore look for short cuts to make their lives easier. In this blog post we talk about some of the things we get wrong when we reference and how we can avoid these.
Your Study Skills
With a dedicated team and website, we’re here to help you develop the key skills you need to learn to succeed.
Let’s talk about the iDEA award!
iDEA is an accessible online learning programme that helps you gain employability, digital and enterprise skills, completely for free! Read second year English Literature student, Georgia Bowers’ experience, to find […]