From first year students starting to use Blackboard, to soon-to-be graduates gaining skills for the workplace, the Sheffield Hallam Digital skills service will support you to learn skills alongside your study.

LinkedIn Learning (previously Lynda.com) is a website that offers training in programmes, applications, business and much more.

Hallam Digital Skills workshops help you to gain confidence with your digital skills. They focus on how to get the best out of apps and tools designed to help you study efficiently and boost your productivity.

There are now several ways that the University supports online learning.

Digital technology is now so embedded in our daily lives that we often don’t even think about it. From employment and socialising to managing your online presence and your digital wellbeing, there are a wide range of digital skills you can use in your personal life.

Whilst studying at university there are lots of different factors to balance. By learning some simple digital skills, you can stay on top of your assignments and deadlines.

Programs and applications are software that runs on computers, phones and tablets. As well as learning basic software skills, it is important to continually develop these skills further as you progress through your studies and career.

Hallam's Lab4Living group addresses real-world health and wellbeing issues through interdisciplinary, design-led research

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