Turnitin Update

Turnitin is finally coming to Microsoft Teams! Furthermore, Turnitin has updated its interface and features in LearnZone. These updates will become available on both Teams and LearnZone as part of rollover during CPD week, Wednesday 2nd to Friday 4th July. Because of these changes, we urge all staff NOT to …

Teams rollover update 25/26

Teams’ rollover will take place during CPD week, Wednesday 2nd to Friday 4th July. Unlike LearnZone, Teams will remain live and accessible during this time. This year’s update will bring three big changes: auto-archiving of Class Teams, a new way to create Teams, and Turnitin for summative assessment.  Archiving Class Teams All Teams sites used for teaching will automatically be …

Flip in Microsoft Teams

After Microsoft shut down the Flip website they announced the features of the Flip camera would be integrated into Teams Assignments. This initially started out as teachers having access to the Flip camera to create video resources for Teams Assignments. Now the Flip camera has been fully rolled out so …

Teams Update for 24/25

What you need to do At the start of each academic year, teachers are responsible for managing their Microsoft Team sites. Staff should archive all of the Teams sites used for teaching in 2023/24 with the exception of courses continuing in 2024/25 that include the same students. This is to …

Teams Classwork

Teams Classwork may just be the best way to host all of your teaching resources online for your students, let’s take a look. With Classwork in a Class Teams, you can upload, share, and arrange your teaching content including documents, assignments, web links, videos, and more. You should use Classwork to …

Teams Rollover 23/24

Introduction At the start of each academic year, lecturers are responsible for managing their Microsoft Team sites. Staff should archive all of the Teams sites used for teaching in 2022/23 with the exception of courses continuing in 2023/24 that include the same students. This is to ensure that students are …

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