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Google Apps are a collection of web based tools similar to Microsoft Office 365, including a spreadsheet, word processor and presentation tool.

Microsoft PowerPoint is a tool for creating slideshow presentations that include text, data, images, sound, video and animated effects.

AppsAnywhere is an ‘app store’ for accessing software on University computers and at home. The applications are streamed on-demand, rather than being installed on individual computers.

Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that allows you to enter data for use in calculations, making charts and data analysis.

Coding (or Programming) is the name given to the writing of instructions for a computer and is how all software is written. Learn about different programming languages, their uses, ways you can apply this knowledge to your projects, and how to improve your skills.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of protection on top of your username and password to strengthen access security. It ensures you as a digital user are who you say you are.

Office 365 is free to download and use for Sheffield Hallam students both on and off campus. It includes the most recent versions of the Office suite, such as Word, Powerpoint and Excel. Your files are backed up via cloud storage meaning you can collaborate with others and easily swap between your desktop, tablet and phone.

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.

Having access to recorded lectures from your modules throughout your studies can be very useful when revising or revisiting materials.