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LEARN. LEARN provides learning resources for modules and programmes, created by academic staff. Examples of resources include outlines of lecture notes, lecture slides, additional reading, discussion forums, online assessment, coursework submission, feedback forms, virtual classrooms, podcasts, quizzes and more.
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The team needs the views of current students to help shape its approach to new degree programmes, marketing and design concepts, and matters relating to student access and participation in higher education. Any current students are welcome to sign up - whether you are an undergraduate, postgraduate or research student.
Learn is Loughborough’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). It allows you to upload, or link to, resources of any kind – Word documents, PowerPoints, PDFs, spreadsheets, webpages, videos, etc. Learn also has facilities for creating forums, wikis, glossaries, online assignments, and a range of other ‘interactive’ features.
- What Is The Difference Between A Semester and A term?
- What Is Learn?
- Part A, B, & C
- Your Timetable
- Lecture
- Seminar/Tutorial
- Labs
- Re Is Cc0.012? Info About The Map and How Building Codes Work
- What Is Turnitin?
- Personal Tutor
The term dates for this academic year are as follows: 1. Autumn Term:1 October 2018 – 14 December 2018 2. Spring Term:7 January 2019 – 29 March 2019 3. Summer Term:29 April 2019 – 19 June 2019 This means that the Christmas break occurs from 14th December to 7th January. This is followed by the Easter break which starts 30th March and ends 29th Apri...
LEARNis Loughborough University’s Virtual Learning Environment – the go to place for any of your course material. You will frequently hear phrases like “The lecture slides are on LEARN” or “Submit your essay on LEARN”. Your LEARN page is individually tailored to you, depending on what course you’re on, what modules you have signed up for and what s...
Part A refers to the first year of your degree programme, part B to the second, and part C to the third. For students that go on placement, using the terms “first-year student” “second-year student” and “third-year student” can become confusing (when they are in their third year of study but their fourth year as a Loughborough University student). ...
Your timetable might look a little something like this. At the very top of the box is the module code, followed by the module title, and who the module convenor (leader) is. Below this will be a room code and the building name, indicating where the lecture/seminar/lab is being held. At the very bottom it will say “Sem 1” or “Sem 2” (or sometimes ev...
Typically the largest teaching mechanism – although this can depend on the size of your course – lectures tend to be delivered to a large number of students at once, in bigger rooms, and they are less interactive.
Seminars and tutorials more closely resemble a school classroom set-up, with smaller groups of students and greater in-class interactions. The two terms are relatively interchangeable, but can mean more specific things depending on your department.
For more science-based degree programmes, some of your contact hours may occur in a lab, doing practical work.
The rooms for your various lectures and seminars will appear on your student timetable on LEARN as room codes. Typing the building code into the Loughborough University mapwill tell you what building you need to be in and where that building is on campus. If it is your first time going to that room, we advise planning ahead and leaving yourself ple...
TurnItIn is the online software through which students are often asked to submit their coursework. It allows academic staff to provide more feedback in less time and helps them produce much more detailed feedback on your work. It is also used to check the originality of work produced by students and detect plagiarism. More information about TurnItI...
How closely a student works with their personal tutor varies between departments and between programmes. First-year students are usually assigned a personal tutor – a member of academic staff from your department – at the beginning of semester one. Throughout the year the student will liaise with their tutor on matters both personal and course-rela...
School of Aeronautical, Automotive, Chemical and Materials Engineering. School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering. School of Design and Creative Arts. School of Science. School of Social Sciences and Humanities. School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences. Teacher Education. The Wolfson School of Mechanical, Electrical and ...
The Student Handbook provides essential information to help you with questions during your time at Loughborough University: https://www.lboro.ac.uk/students/handbook/
The University’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), known as LEARN, is the system that provides students with access to learning resources, interactive content, assessment points and assessment feedback, and communication routes for their programme modules.
