In this article:

 

Recommended technologies and how to use them

 

  • KEATS (Moodle): your main learning platform for course materials, discussions and assignments.

  • Kaltura: a King’s supported platform for the creating, editing and uploading of video content.

  • Microsoft Teams: used for live online classes and meetings.

    • Join the 'Tips and Hints for Microsoft 365 and more' Viva Engage Community to discover Microsoft tips and tricks.

You can find help and tutorials for these technologies on the Digital Skills Hub, and in the Technology Guides section of the Flexible Teaching and Learning module on KEATS.

You can also complete the Essential Digital Skills Programme, which is an online programme designed to help you to develop your digital skills, excel in your studies and support your personal development throughout your time at King’s. Find out more in our article How can I develop my digital skills?

 

 

Using the King's Student Virtual Desktop (SVD)

 

The SVD gives you remote access to specialist applications, that would normally only be available on campus computing systems.

Your faculty/department will contact you directly if you need to use the SVD.

There is a SVD User Guide available on the Digital Skills Hub

 

Who should I contact if I’m having issues accessing the SVD?

 

 

 

What is Kaltura?

 

Kaltura is a video streaming platform for content like lectures, sessions and workshops

You can use Kaltura to:

  • Discover a wide range of helpful videos on Life at King’s to give you an insight into student life

  • Stream video content by Faculty/Department

  • Upload and submit videos for assignments and assessments

 

 

How do I access Kaltura?

 

 

Using Kaltura for the first time

 

 

 

What is KEATS?

 

KEATS (King’s E-Learning and Teaching Service) is the University’s online learning environment which is used by both students and academic staff.

You can use KEATS to access a wide range of online resources and materials, in the form of assessments, discussions and assignments.

 

How can I access KEATS?

 

 

How do I use KEATS for the first time?

 

 

Who should I contact if I’m having issues with KEATS?

 

Important to know: Remember to sign out of KEATS when using a computer in a public space.