Online learning may be new to your students, but it is business as usual for academic skills. Here’s a summary of the support we provide to improve their online learning, writing, referencing, and numeracy skills.
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Just-in-time strategies can keep businesses responsive and productive. JIT delivery of literacy support can have the same effect on students. Read on to find some easy ways to support your students’ literacy development.
Transitioning to APA (7th ed.)? Looking for ways to support the development of your students’ literacy skills in 202030? No problem. Here are some easy-to-implement resources and strategies that will help you support the development of your students’ literacy and referencing skills.
If you want to make sure your students are using quality business information then look no further than the library business databases.
Did you use your Academic Skills Coordinator this year? If you didn’t, find out how she might have been able to help make your life easier and improve your students’ performance. Make sure you give her a call in 2020.
Lots of internal PD opportunities to read about this month plus a workshop opportunity from the CRC Association and Library Lowdown discusses Research Data Management and Research Outputs & EDRS
Your BJBS library team are happy to help with reviewing your subject and updating your reading lists.
Find out about the ECR sessions and new online research project request form. Having problems with your ethics applications disappearing? Are you an ECR…find out how to join PdCSU. Interested in doing some PD at your own pace? LinkedIn Learning now has a Research Collection.
ALLaN has changed its name but will still be providing comprehensive, expert, free, and timely literacy, learning, referencing, and numeracy support for students.
DIT are upgrading one of the Charles Sturt Learning & Development Applications – Lynda.com to LinkedIn Learning. Find all you need to know here.