Along with other major educational institutions in Tasmania, the University uses MyLO as its centrally supported online course management and delivery tool.

MyLO is used in a variety of contexts within the University.  Units may be:

• Web supported: MyLO is used to supplement face-to-face or distance education programs.  Lecturers post to the Web material such as unit outlines, lecture notes/summaries and other support material and information and/or utilise MyLO's communications tools to facilitate interaction between staff and students.  However, access on the part of students is not a requirement for successful completion of the unit.

• Web dependent: MyLO is used to complement the teaching of a unit.  It is required for access to content and/or communications between staff and students.  It thus integrates with the face-to-face or distance education components of study.

• Web based/fully online: MyLO is required for access to, and interaction with, content, communication between staff and students, and for aspects of assessment.  There is no face-to-face component of study.

Online delivery is thus being used to support on-campus students at the site of course/unit delivery, on-campus students at campuses remote from the base where teaching staff largely operate, and off-campus students (in a small suite of distance education offerings).

Click here for a list of online units.

The Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching provides students with support and training in MyLO.  Such training is usually coordinated through your unit lecturer.