Set an early deadline as to when you want students to complete the course (e.g.Add the Stud y Smart link into all communications, including HoD letter, so students can directly access the course rather than searching for their email.Mention Study Smart in all early communication, including Welcome talks, Facebook pages and on your applicant portal (making your expectations for completion clear – see example email in applicant portal).The following are suggested actions you could take to increase the uptake of Study Smart for your School (courtesy of James Lloyd, whose course has consistently the highest uptake within the University): Once enrolled students will retain access to all the resources, for their entire time with us. More information, including the structure of the course, can be found in our Tutor Guideįeedback shows Study Smart is most successful when there is strong staff endorsement. It aims to give students the best possible preparation for university by focusing on academic integrity, communicating at university and independent learning. The course is interactive with videos, articles and discussion boards which are moderated by current students. A link to the course ( Study Smart link ) is emailed to all new students at the end of August, and they are encouraged to take this 9 hours course before they arrive. Study Smart is our online course for all new part 1 and foundation students, developed to support them with the transition to university. Study Smart (new links for 2022 to follow) We also have a range of guides that they can be directed to.Īll students have a dedicated subject Academic Liaison Librarian who can help them to make use of the wide range of resources available to them. Students can be directed to explore key resources in their subject or book a 1-2-1 with their Academic Liaison Librarian. Our blended learning guide, includes videos on organising your time and taking notes from online course content, and our top 10 tips guide offers a quick overview to support students with this way of working.įor those students with maths as part of their course, our Maths Support team offer resources to support them with the mathematical concepts they need for their studies – such as algebra, differentiation, percentages and statistics. In addition, we have a range of resources to support students with online and blended learning. Students that require individual support to develop their skills can book a 1-2-1 advice session with a Study Adviser. We also offer a weekly webinar and workshop programme, every Wednesday afternoon, which covers these skills in more depth. Study Advice has a range of Guides and Videos to support students of all levels to develop their academic skills, such as academic writing, referencing and time management. Resources you can signpost students to to help them with their academic transition, including Study Smart and Life Tools.
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