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Study smarter with online webinars from D&A

D&A logoUsing the right software and apps can help you increase your effectiveness and feel better equipped for the demands of work and study. Tackle online study challenges by learning how to work better, faster and smarter. From mind mapping solutions to advanced spell checkers, Imperial provides multiple options to help you improve.

To support you in using this technology to its full potential, Imperial has collaborated with Diversity and Ability (D&A) to offer all students free webinars across the Autumn and Spring terms.

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Description: Join us for a one-hour lunch-and-learn webinar as we explore the world of inclusive technology designed to support your academic journey.

This session, led by Laura Barrow, a Senior Assistive Technology Trainer at Diversity and Ability, will introduce you to various software tools that enhance productivity and accessibility. 

Discover how mind mapping can organise your ideas, delve into text-to-speech and dictation tools for better reading and writing, and learn about specialised technologies for STEM students. 

We’ll also cover optical character recognition (OCR) technologies that convert printed materials into digital text.

Whether you are looking to improve organisation, enhance writing skills, or explore new study aids, this session offers valuable insights into using technology to overcome academic challenges.

Wednesday 20 November, 13.00-14.00

Description: Join us for a one-hour lunch-and-learn webinar as we explore the world of inclusive technology designed to support your academic journey.

This session, led by Laura Barrow, a Senior Assistive Technology Trainer at Diversity and Ability, will introduce you to various software tools that enhance productivity and accessibility. 

Discover how mind mapping can organise your ideas, delve into text-to-speech and dictation tools for better reading and writing, and learn about specialised technologies for STEM students. 

We’ll also cover optical character recognition (OCR) technologies that convert printed materials into digital text.

Whether you are looking to improve organisation, enhance writing skills, or explore new study aids, this session offers valuable insights into using technology to overcome academic challenges.

Wednesday 26 March, 13.00-14.00

The sessions will use Zoom’s webinar feature and will not require your mic or camera to be on. Instead, you can sit back and watch, trying out some of the software and strategies as we demonstrate them. Can’t attend the whole session? That’s okay. All registered attendees will receive the workshop recording as well as accompanying notes and resources.