What study methods work best for you? Use the learning styles inventory developed by Penn State to explore your way of learning.
U of M Libraries provide services to online students affiliated with each campus: Duluth, Crookston, Morris, Rochester, and the Twin Cities. The Twin Cities Libraries have put together some excellent online tutorials on how to use the assignment calculator, RefWorks and conduct online research.
The MnLC provides access to effective and efficient online learning provided by Minnesota public education partners.
The U of M Learning Platform integrates many independent academic (e.g., WebVista, Moodle, myLibrary, podcasts) and administrative applications (e.g., holds, account balance, advisers) into a unified system to support learning. Students access the Learning Platform via the myU portal.
Collect and store learning artifacts to share with your adviser, professors, and potential employers with the University's electronic portfolio.
Computer and technology support help lines are available for each of the U of M campuses: Crookston, Duluth, Morris, Rochester, and the Twin Cities.
Minnesota Online provides access to online courses, degree, certificate and diploma programs from the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.
Questions? You can reach Lifelong Learning via:
email: lifelong@umn.edu