Learning & Teaching

We offer a range of upskilling sessions that cover a range of topics relating to things such as:

• Media creation
• Online course design
• Online voting
• Online assessment and feedback

Future sessions will be listed here all previous sessions are available as recordings.

The Coursera Consortium programme allows GU students and staff to earn Verified Certificates for completion of University Courses, Guided Projects, and Specializations free of charge.

More information on accessing courses.

Did you know you  and your students can connect your Glasgow email and your FutureLearn account to gain access to FutureLearn Campus? FutureLearn Campus allows anyone enrolled at Glasgow to gain upgraded access to Glasgow’s courses, retaining access if the course closes. This is a great opportunity to allow your learners to engage in content created for another course but is highly advantageous to their learning. For example, this could be a generic course we offer in Research Impact, which could be applicable to all learners, or it could be a specific course in Working with refugees, focusing on a special justice approach.  

Accessing FutureLearn Campus

Information for designing courses and content.

• Blended
• Online
• Microcredentials
• MOOCs
• Expert track and specialisation
• FutureLearn degrees

For more information please choose the links above or contact us.

In conjunction with the UpSkilling sessions we can advise on the successful use of Moodle for various teaching modes (Online/Hybrid/Blended/OnCampus). If any of the previous Upskilling sessions or upcoming sessions do not cover what you are looking for, please reach out to a member of the team for assistance.

Where students and staff can communicate, explain ideas, interact, and collaborate.

The University has two options for running virtual classrooms:

• Microsoft Teams
• Zoom

Centrally supported classroom voting system for both face to face and online voting.

 Help with using classroom voting