Apr 07, 2016
If you are not familiar with online learning
environments, this short presentation will
take you through some of the main features
of an online course in the Cert/Dip/MSc in
the Clinical Management of Pain
programme.
Introduction
All students will have access to the
University of Edinburgh portal called ‘MyEd’.
This is how you access your programme,
courses, email and many of the learning
materials that you will need throughout your
years as a student at the University of
Edinburgh.
Secure Login
Accessing the University of Edinburgh Portal -
‘MyEd’
All students are
given a
username and
password to
access the
University’s
portal
All students are
given a
username and
password to
access the
University’s
portal
Accessing the University of Edinburgh’s
Services
Your courses
can be found
here…
Your courses
can be found
here…
You can
access the
library
electronically
from here…
You can
access the
library
electronically
from here…
Other
aspects of
student life
can be
accessed
from here
too…
Other
aspects of
student life
can be
accessed
from here
too…
What does an online course area
look like?
• The next slide shows some of the features of a
typical online course on this programme.
• Some of the key elements are:
– Course content areas
– Assessment areas
– Articles, journals and e-books
– Discussion areas
– Group work areas
Course
Outline with
Assessment
Information
Course
Outline with
Assessment
Information
Course
Content
Course
Content
Areas for student-student,
student-tutor, and group
work interactions
Areas for student-student,
student-tutor, and group
work interactions
How is course content delivered?
• There are a variety of ways in which course
content is delivered to you and not all are used
in every course. Some examples are:
– Written text
– Podcasts
– Pre-recorded videos
– Articles, journals and e-books
– Online discussion with tutors
– Selected websites