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Here you will find an array of EdTech apps that may come in use during your studies at the University of Portsmouth.
Blended and Connected Learning
Blended and Connected Learning
Moodle
Moodle is the University's virtual learning environment (VLE) hosting course learning materials and activities.
Moodle is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can access your course and module learning materials from Moodle via smartphone, laptop, or desktop computer. You’ll only have access to Moodle once you register on your course.
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Accessibility Apps/Tools
Accessibility Apps/Tools
Google Accessibilty
Grammarly
Read&Write
Immersive Reader
Google Translate
Design
Design
Content Curation
Content Curation
Canva
Express
Wakelet
Royalty-Free Images/Videos
Royalty-Free Images/Videos
Project Management
Project Management
Pexels
Pixabay
Unsplash
ClickUp
Microsoft Office
Digital Skills: Using AI with your learning
Digital Skills: Using AI with your learning
New artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, DALLE-2, CoPilot and Google Bard could change the way many of us work and study.
They can all be helpful for generating content that might contribute to assessments. However it’s important that they’re used ethically and constructively, and in a way that doesn’t seek unfair advantage.
Do not use AI to suggest references to read/cite
Please be aware that ChatGPT and other AI services currently produce incorrect, made-up references that cannot be sourced. Whilst some individual parts of an AI-generated reference may be accurate (such as the journal name, article or book title or an author) the whole reference does not usually exist so cannot be found by our library team.
If you have a reference that you cannot find, our team may ask where it came from so that we can ensure it is legitimate before attempting to find it.
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