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This set of guidelines should be followed by all staff and students when creating either a blog or podcast using systems provided by the University.

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The University has a policy that applies to everyone who uses University computing facilities.

You will use Digital Education systems operated by the University during your studies that enable you to publish content online freely available to anyone outside of the University. Not all data is suitable for sharing, learn more about what you should consider.

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Information for students on requesting extensions for mitigating circumstances, and guides for staff on how to grant these for students.

How to allow third party cookies on your browser to enable Minerva integrated tools to work properly.

The IT website is the best way to report a technical problem, request IT services or see if there is a major incident.

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Coursera is an online learning platform offering thousands of online courses created in partnership with world-leading education institutions and organisations. 

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Software called HandBrake can be used to compress video files, it can also be used to convert video from nearly any format to a selection of modern, widely supported codecs. You can access HandBrake from AppsAnywhere.

MATLAB is a numerical computing environment and high-level programming language that has similarities with other languages such as C and Python.

Learn where to get individual advice about performing statistical tests and using statistical software such as SPSS by taking a look at the Library website.

If you are looking for your personalised online timetable, please see, how to access your personalised timetable on the Student Education Service website. When you...

The University uses the eduroam (education roaming) Wi-Fi network on campus. It is fast, secure and you can use it to get online at many...

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Many problems with content not appearing as expected in a browser can be resolved by clearing your web browser's cookies, cache and history.

EndNote helps you to store and manage your references. It also works with Microsoft Word to automatically insert citations and create your reference list (or...

The RNIB Transcription Service Leeds works with the University to provide accessible transcriptions of academic material

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Students who are completing and submitting digital assessments online, should check their computer/laptop time before they start – it should show the accurate time (for whatever country they are in at the time).

There are currently three virtual classrooms in use at the University.

The IT website is the best way to report a technical problem or request IT services, visit it.leeds.ac.uk.

The IT website is the best way to report a technical problem or request IT services.

Updates involve making changes to software in a way that doesn’t affect its core structure. When a set of changes made to software are significant and substantial enough, we call it an upgrade. Both involve making changes to the software.