Interactive and online content
Online resources for teaching
StudyHub
Develop students’ academic, numeracy and digital skills by linking to or embedding our series of interactive topics in your unit sites.
Modules guide students with preparing for study, academic writing and referencing, finding information, and editing and submitting work.
StudyHubClickView
ClickView is a video database providing access to recorded TV for educational use. You can search for content freely or use TV for recent content you would like to be added to the SCU collection. It is easy to embed content into your unit modules without having to worry about copyright implications.
Find information about embedding ClickView videos into your unit.
Browse ClickViewH5Ps
The Library has created H5Ps on basic searching and referencing which are available for you to embed within your unit modules. Access Library H5Ps from the Library folder within the H5P content section in Blackboard, or contact your Faculty or College Librarian for unit-specific content.
Find information about creating and embedding H5Ps into your unit.
Contact a librarianLibrary how to videos
The Library has a range of YouTube videos available for embedding into your unit, covering discipline specific content, research & referencing skills and general library resources.
Example videos include:
Additional resources for developing students' research skills
Southern Cross University Librarians will help you develop the information skills your students need to succeed in their studies. This will ensure your students leave university with the skills they need to find and manage information and to develop effective lifelong learning skills. With this in mind, the Library has developed an Information Literacy Statement to formalise our commitment to the development of information skills in the Southern Cross University community.
The Faculty and College Librarians can help you in many ways, including:
- facilitating a thread in a discussion board in MySCU;
- providing tips and answering questions relating to an assessment task;
- linking to existing online tutorials and guides;
- providing tailored workshops and classes;
- developing research skills and utilising the online teaching resources.
Use these resources to help your students hone their research skills and locate the information they need to complete their assessments.