If you’re new to teaching at ACU, setting up LEO units for the first time, need a refresher or have a question about online learning, the LTC will soon be running two online workshops:
Wednesday 14 July – Getting started in LEO: Learn how to access and navigate LEO; locate support, communicate with staff and students, navigate learning materials and facilitate learning activities.
Thursday 15 July – Managing units in LEO: Learn how to create units, manage communication, create learning materials and manage groups and grades.
Please register for either of these workshops via Staff Connect.
Tuesday 20 July to Thursday 22 July – Drop-in sessions: Open to all staff, these sessions will cover a range of topics and you may ask our staff any questions about LEO that you may have. Sessions are attended by ACU eLearning Advisors, Learning Designers and Academic Developers. No registration is required.
For information and session times, visit the teaching online workshops and drop-ins webpage. If you have trouble registering, please contact LTC@acu.edu.au.
Join an online, lunchtime drop-in session and learn how to use Intelliboard reports for your LEO units in Semester 2 to:
Registration is not necessary, simply join a drop-in session:
If you have any questions, please contact elearning.ltc@acu.edu.au.
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