The Academic Skills Unit LEO site has recently been upgraded ready for 2018 with a fresh look and new and revised resources. Links to the Academic Skills Unit’s services and resources can be found on the front page of the LEO site with clearly labelled topics and easy-to-navigate modules.
Due to the site restructure, URLS for many of the pages have changed. Whilst the direct link to the Academic Skills Unit LEO home page https://leo.acu.edu.au/course/view.php?id=12421 remains the same, internal links to specific pages used previously may no longer be working. Please ensure that the links included in your Unit Outlines and resources are the most up to date.
From the Academic Skills Unit LEO site, students are able to:
Please note also that the Academic Skills Unit is running workshops, both on-campus and online, over the first four weeks of the semester on topics such as essay writing, referencing, problem solving and algebra. We encourage you to direct students to these workshops to help them prepare for the academic challenges of the semester.
Another effective way the Academic Skills Unit can assist students in their academic journey is to collaborate with your faculty to tailor resources within the discipline. If you would like to discuss opportunities for collaboration, and for any other enquiries, please contact us at academicskills@acu.edu.au
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