This session will provide information on RGU’s current approach to teaching, learning and support, and feature a Q&A with the Vice-Principal (Academic Development and Student Experience), Director of Student Life and a Sabbatical officer.

Having trouble accessing?
If you’re unable to access a particular event don’t worry, support is available.  In the first instance we recommend you view the short self-help videos.  You can also contact IT Support.

Self-help guides
- Microsoft Teams
- Blackboard Collaborate
- Zoom

IT Support
Website
Email: ITHelpdesk@rgu.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 1224 262777

RGU:Union:
Email: hello@rguunion.co.uk

Please note if we are made aware of issues accessing a particular session we’ll try to make alternative arrangements; for example by re-running later in the week or providing a recording.

Finally, the Union and university both have a wide range of support services which will provide dedicated and high quality support throughout the semester. You can find out more via Campus Moodle

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