We are delighted to remind all students about the fantastic range of resources available as part of our ongoing commitment to support your digital development and academic success.
Key Resources Available
Digital Equity Charter: The Digital Equity Charter, co-owned with the Students’ Union, sets the University’s commitment to ensuring that all students have equitable access to computers, software, the internet, study spaces and development opportunities.
Jisc Discovery Tool: The Jisc Discovery Tool is an interactive resource that helps you explore and develop your digital capabilities. By completing a self-assessment questionnaire on digital skills topics like AI and employability, you can gain valuable insights into your current skills and access personalised resources to enhance your digital capability.
LinkedIn Learning: All students now have free, unlimited access to LinkedIn Learning, where you can explore thousands of expert-led courses. Visit the Library’s ‘Getting Started with LinkedIn Learning’ page to activate your profile and start learning today.
Microsoft Fundamentals Certifications: Sign up for the Microsoft Fundamentals Certifications pilot to gain valuable skills in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, data science, and more. Access training content and practice tests to prepare and book your certification assessment on campus.
What are the key benefits?
- Skill Development: Access courses that complement your academic studies and help you develop skills highly valued by employers. Whether it’s mastering software tools or improving communication skills, we’ve got you covered!
- Career Preparation: Prepare for the job market with courses on CV writing, interview techniques, and job search strategies. Plus, LinkedIn Learning integrates with your LinkedIn profile, so you can showcase your new skills to potential employers.
- Flexible Learning: Learn at your own pace with on-demand resources that fit around your University schedule. Study when it suits you best!
Further Information
For any queries about these resources, please get in touch at flexiblelearning@manchester.ac.uk.