University of Buckingham Virtual Learning Environment

Moodle page for all resit examinations

Moodle page for students form Cohort 2022  as page not created at the time

Same as Computer Network Infrastructure Autumn 2023 but with different students 

Leadership and Innovation in Data Science - Autumn 2023

This Moodle course is for Degree Apprenticeship.

From January 2020 ethics applications will be submitted electronically through Moodle. Please use the BPS guidelines for human research, the ethics application form, and the templates in the folders below to guide your application. Feedback will also be submitted electronically and you should receive an email notification once feedback is available for you to view. If you have changes to make to your application before it is approved then you will need to resubmit your documentation and include an outline of how you addressed the changes requested. Once ethics approval has been granted you will receive a letter of confirmation of approval. It is only at this point that you can then collect data. The ethics committee aims to turn round applications within 2 weeks of submission. Any queries should be directed to the chair of the ethics committee Dr Helen Clegg at helen.clegg@buckingham.ac.uk

Postgraduate students in Business, Humanities, and Social Sciences can submit thesis drafts, their final thesis, and Annual Review submissions on this Moodle

A Moodle page is required for Ethics submissions

This is a test of a moodle course for using for the Induction session, should this prove useful.
I am yet to actually do very much with it. 

Welcome from Jane Tapsell (Pro-Vice Chancellor, Academic and Student Experience)

Learning and Teaching has always been at the heart of everything we do at Buckingham, and we want the Learning and Teaching community at Buckingham to be a vibrant and active one. During 2019, we will be working as a university community to embrace positive learning more fully, embedding this firmly into our culture and ethos.

To help us to grow and develop this, we have established the Monday Morning sessions.  These sessions will run throughout 2019, covering a range of topics raised at School Learning and Teaching Committees and Senate which seem particularly relevant to Buckingham at the moment.

We want these sessions to be interactive, providing an opportunity for staff from all areas of the University community (both academic and non-academic) to share new ideas and thoughts, as well as good practice and innovations in the sector. 

We hope this Moodle space will help to make this happen. 

Jane

Welcome to the Masters in Education Dissertation Module Moodle page.  This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course.  This will also be where you will upload your pieces of writing and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!