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Sheffield Hallam University & Sensory Integration Education

Welcome to Sheffield Hallam University, working in partnership with the Sensory Integration Education Group

Photo credit: "Sensory room" by fairlybuoyant is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

The following course at the Sensory Integration Education are supported by Sheffield Hallam University:

MSc Advancing Practice Sensory Integration
MSc Advancing Practice Sensory Integration (Top-up)
PgDip Sensory Integration (Top-up)
Pg Module Study- Sensory Integration

Online Library resources

Video transcript

At the start of your course

At the start of your classes, you will receive a course induction from your tutor. This will include detailed information about the course content and support available for you. You may find the following information useful as well.

How we communicate with you
Please read this information to find out how we keep in touch with you throughout your course
How to use your Blackboard site
Your tutor will tell you if your course is using Blackboard, the Sheffield Hallam's Virtual Learning Environment (VLE), to access study resources. If you are using Sheffield Hallam's VLE, please read this guide to get you started.

Our academic conduct regulation - please read
Please read the Academic Conduct Regulation at the start of your course. This is to make sure you know what is expected of you academically.

How to feed back about your course
We depend on feedback from all of our students to improve the student experience. Please read the information to learn how you influence course development.

Sensory Integration Education Student Resources

We’re excited to support you on your journey as you study on one of the courses that Sensory Integration Education (SIE) has partnered with Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) to provide. This webpage is your go-to resource for helpful guidance and useful links to support your access to the Sheffield Hallam University systems you’ll need whilst you study.

Sensory Integration Education Student Resources

Hallam Library Welcome

Making the most of Hallam Library

Visiting the Library

Adsetts Library

Collegiate Library

What is the library environment like

How to find WIFI in the Library

Your Hallam card

Issue and Return

Your Online Access

Activate your SHU login details

Library Digital Skills

Hallam Library Skills Centre

Your Hallam Channel

Library Online: the library homepage

Develop your skills with How to Search

ProQuest Central: a database

A Guide specific to your college

Take a break with the Curated Reading Lists

Library support when you need it

Thank you

Your SHUcard

Your SHUcard is your university ID and your library card. With it, you'll be able to:

enter the library
borrow books
Place requests on books

You will receive your SHUcard when you first visit Sheffield Hallam as part of your course.

The login details you receive with your SHUcard will let you login into many useful online resources through Sheffield Hallam's website: almost all of these resources use these login details, and there will be information to tell you what to do in the rare cases where a different login is needed. You can also use your login to access PCs and wifi while visiting Sheffield Hallam.

Find Adsetts Library (at City Campus)
Use Google Maps to get directions to Adsetts Library
Find Collegiate Library (at Collegiate Campus)
Use Google Maps to get directions to Collegiate Library
Making the Most of your Library
Making the Most of Your Library

Support during your course

Library resources
Click on the Library Resources and Skills tab at the top of this page for access to a range of high-quality sources for your assignments.
Referencing
Click on the Referencing tab for help with citing and referencing, and to find out about Refworks reference-management software. You will normally use the APA style of referencing, although do ask your course leader if you're not sure which style to use.
Get Help
You can find out how to submit a request to repeat an assignment attempt on the Get Help tab at the top of the page, then scrolling down to the 'Dealing with illness and difficult circumstances' box.

Using AI in your work

Issues and questions around using AI in your assignments are becoming increasingly common. As a result, Sheffield Hallam have produced guidance to help you use AI effectively and ethically in your work.

Learning, assessment and AI
Guidelines about when and how you can use AI as part of your assessed work.
Making the most of AI
Guidance from the Library about the different ways you can use AI as part of your academic work (and some of the pros and cons of doing so).

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