To be digitally capable in this area is to use online collaborative tools and services to work effectively with others. There are a range of communication methods which you may need to use for study or in employment, and adapting to the best tool to use for different situations or for different audiences, and changes to familiar communication methods, is part of being digitally capable.

Communicate effectively in a range of digital spaces

• LinkedIn Learning course on Writing Effective Email for different audiences (staff and students)
• Microsoft Teams Tips and Tricks: a LinkedIn Learning course covering various features within Microsoft Teams (staff)
• Guide to using Discussion boards in Blackboard Ultra, provided by the Technology Enhanced Learning Team (students)
• Use digital networks to learn and share information (students)

Collaborate with other using digital tools

• LinkedIn Learning course on Collaboration using Microsoft Tools (staff and students)
• Guide to groupwork at University, from the Study Advice Team (students)

Teams at the University who can provide advice

• Careers digital resources can help you to learn more about collaborative working, and communication with future employers
• The Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) team can support you with communication in Blackboard Ultra
• Digital Technology Services (DTS) can help you to find out more about the collaborative features in Microsoft Office tools, and how to access them through your University account
• LinkedIn Learning have a range of training videos and courses on effective digital communication, and best practices
• HR People Development offer a range of online and in person courses on communication in the workplace