How to Get started with Canvas
Welcome to this Introduction to Canvas bite-size course. This course has been designed to introduce you to the basics of our chosen virtual learning environment.
How to build a Canvas Module
This bite-size course covers the essential things which you need to know in order to create your first online Canvas Course to support your module or programme.
How to do Online Marking
This course focuses on the key information that is required for the creation of online assessments and undertaking successful online marking in Canvas.
How to use Canvas Quizzes
This bite-size course on using quizzes in Canvas will introduce you to the key features of the Quiz tool that are available, and explore how and why you might wish to use them.
How to us Media in Canvas
This resource has been designed to show users how and why to use images and video resources in Canvas.

How to use Conferencing Tools
This resource gives a comprehensive guide to using web conferencing tools in teaching, learning, administration and research.

How to use Event Capture (Panopto)
This course is dedicated to enhancing your understanding of Panopto and its potential use here at the University of Birmingham.

How to use Interactive Voting Tools
This bitesize course on using Interactive Voting Tools is designed to develop your understanding of polling and its potential uses.

How to use Resource Lists
This resource gives a comprehensive guide to using ResourceLists@Bham and outlines the reasons for using a Resource List with students. This resource will cover key topics such as creating a user profile and list ownership, bookmarking sources and managing lists.

How to use PebblePad
PebblePad provides the building blocks to personalise the learning experience, to develop an attitude of lifelong learning, and to collect into one place different pieces of their life at the University of Birmingham.

Guide to Personal Academic Tutoring
This Guide is designed to support you in that role; to help you consider the kinds of issues you might cover; to provide you with useful materials; and to signpost you to useful resources.