In response to the national imperative to provide alternative modes of teaching and learning, the UKZN Teaching and Learning Office, in conjunction with other divisions, have developed this repository of resources to support student in transitioning to online learning. Content acknowledgement: CLMS Teaching and Learning Unit
The Aim: To recognise academic excellence and active participation in the 2020/2021 remote teaching and learning academic years.
Two students from the School of Education, Ms Phakamile Mazibuko and Mr Andile Gumede, were recently awarded the 2022 UKZN Student Spotlight Award
At UKZN, there a various licensed software and online services available for you to work digitally. Instruction Guides on Software and Online Services
Transitioning to an online learning environment can be challenging in the best of circumstances. With the unexpected Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic lock down, academic institutions have had to take unprecedented initiatives in delivering their academic curriculum to their students. So here are some tips to help you transition to online learning to make sure they make the most of it and avoid the pitfalls of transitioning to online education
Orientation guide to get you prepared for online learning at UKZN
As a student, we understand you might need assistance in areas such as mental health counseling, education, spiritual, support etc., hence, we have provided help lines of professionals that can give you the required support.
We have made available links to other resources. These resources are not UKZN-made and are not necessarily applicable to the UKZN context, however, could be useful for your learning
ICS support staff are available to assist you with any issue or challenges you are facing with using technology as a student. Below are various contact platforms you can access the student support services.
Please the find links to additional resources.
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