1. Myplace: Strathclyde’s Teaching & Learning website Dr Stephanie Mckendry Widening Access Manager

2. Myplace is Strathclyde’s teaching and learning website and comprises of web pages that deliver online learning resources and activities designed to enhance learning. All the classes that you are registered for will automatically appear on Myplace if the lecturers have made them visible. Access to class resources & activities (lecture notes, videos, quizzes, announcements) Assessment submission & feedback Online discussion & communication An online learning community Myplace

3. How do I access it? Myplace is available online and can be accessed in a number of ways: By visiting http://myplace.strath.ac.ukhttp://myplace.strath.ac.uk By logging on to PEGASUS – Classes can be found in the Myplace Links column From the front page of the University website: bottom of page ‘online services’ Access

5. At heart of Learning & Teaching here at Strathclyde The most up-to-date learning environment available in Higher Education today Easy to access, any time, anywhere myplace.strath.ac.uk Myplace is… Not all classes will look the same: your lecturer will decide on the types of activities and resources in your Myplace classes

6. Myplace: My homepage

7. Covered in more detail during Faculty/departmental inductions and early weeks of classes Help with class content/activities speak to your lecturer/tutor in the first instance Contact the IT helpdesk: helpdesk@strath.ac.ukhelpdesk@strath.ac.uk Support website for staff & students Click on the Student Help button in Myplace Visit http://support.myplace.strath.ac.uk/display/MS/Student+Support+Homepage Assistive Technologies are here to help with accessibility! 0141 548 3402 disability@strath.ac.uk Graham Hills Room 4.41 www.strath.ac.uk/disabilityservice Further help