Links to all of our key guidance and resource pages to help you with your Bath Blend delivery.
Bath Blend Guidance and Resources
Zoom FAQs
An Overview of Zoom and Breakout Rooms Please watch this video (from a live session), in which the TEL team demonstrates Zoom (including how to log in and use Breakout Rooms). Our main Zoom pages contact more information on: Setting
Bath Blend Essentials
Quick guides to help introduce you to key aspects of online and blended learning and teaching.
Aspirations for 2020/21
The University has agreed a set of aspirations and related actions for its curriculum provision in 2020/21. Aspirations Actions Getting started Information for Course Contacts Information for Course Teaching Staff Bath Blend Essentials Further information Bath Blend homepage University
Support for students with preparing and submitting alternative assessments
This page provides links to resources for students to help with preparing and submitting final assessments via Moodle in January 2021. Please read through the information on this page carefully in conjunction with the assessment-specific guidance provided by your unit
Support for students studying remotely
This page provides links to resources for students to support them while studying remotely. Introduction to studying online View in a new browser window Using Panopto (Re:View) as a student Re:View is the University of Bath’s lecture capture system.
Digital Accessibility (including Blackboard Ally)
Following a few design principles can make your content more accessible and inclusive to all learners What is Digital Accessibility and why does it matter? Digital accessibility is about making better design and content choices for all your learners; it is
Bath Baseline for Online Teaching
What is the Bath Baseline for Moodle & Online Teaching? The Baseline guidance is designed as a set of minimum recommendations for enhancing the student experience of online teaching at the University of Bath, with a focus on Moodle. For
Xerte – Online Learning Authoring Tool
What is it? Xerte Online Toolkits (or Xerte, usually pronounced Zertee) is an interactive content creation tool for making web-based learning objects, without the need for programming skills. The University has its own installation of this software which is available
Feature: Moodle 3.5 Interface Changes
We thought that it might be helpful to highlight some of the new and enhanced features that will appear in Moodle following our next upgrade (scheduled for the week commencing 29th July). Whilst there are many small enhancements that will