During your studies, you may be asked to use and/or access an online or digital learning platform. Listed alphabetically, here’s a run-down of online platforms and tools used at UAL:
LinkedIn Learning
UAL subscribes to the online platform LinkedIn Learning, which offers video courses in business, creative, and technical skills. With content for all levels, it features courses taught by industry experts, allowing users to learn comprehensive topics or quick skills at their own pace. You don’t need to have a LinkedIn account, simply click the link below and sign in with your UAL email and password.
Mentimeter is a live, interactive presentation tool that lets students use their phones or devices to answer questions, vote on polls, and participate in quizzes in real-time. It fosters engagement by transforming passive lectures into dynamic, participatory sessions, as it allows for immediate feedback and discussion based on collective student input. To use it, the teacher shares a unique code and a web address (like menti.com), which students access on their devices to answer prompts displayed on the main screen.
Miro is an online, collaborative whiteboard platform with a broad range of features. It can be used when working on shared tasks, group work, games and individual or group presentations.
To log into Miro follow the link below and sign in with your UAL log in.
Moodle is UAL’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) – the main ‘home’ for your course and technical resources online. Visit Moodle regularly for important information about your course, to submit assessments, to take part in online activities such as seminars, lectures and other events and to access technical resources and information.
To log into Moodle follow the link below and sign in with your UAL log in.
MyBlog is a WordPress-based blogging platform that can be used for individual or group blogs and creating websites. You can create up to 5 MyBlog sites.
To log into MyBlog follow the link below and sign in with your UAL log in.
Padlet is an online pin board or canvas that can be used by individuals or groups as a scrapbook, portfolio, noticeboard, mind map, blog, or discussion forum. UAL has an institutional licence meaning that both students and staff can create their own accounts.
To log into Padlet follow the link below and sign in with your UAL log in.
