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Using Canvas and other software

  • What to expect
    • Transitioning from school to university
    • Transitioning to New Zealand universities
    • Transitioning to work
    • Returning to study as a mature student
  • Looking after your health and wellbeing
  • Working in groups
  • Understanding marking rubrics
  • Understanding assessment tasks
  • Academic skills in your discipline
  • Lectures and tutorials
  • Technology at University
    • Using Canvas and other software
    • Communicating online
    • Zoom at University
    • Device use at University
  • Harnessing your creativity
  • Campus maps

As a University student, you will have access to Canvas and other software such as Microsoft Office and Google Apps. 

The following resources can help you get started on your Canvas and software journey: 

  • Canvas student guide
  • Getting started with Canvas
  • Software for personal use
  • Digital learning tools 
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