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Developing your skills working at home

For a number of colleagues, working from home has forced a change in the way we do our jobs with very little opportunity to prepare. However there are a range of resources available to support with this transition and to help you to develop your virtual skills.

LinkedIn Learning

LinkedIn courses around designing, delivering and hosting great remote sessions – LinkedIn Learning collection.

If you have not already accessed Linkedin Learning, visit our Getting Started with Linkedin page for further information on how to get started

Guidance for online teaching & learning

Guidance for online teaching and learning
Course - Creating online materials for blended learning
Teaching and learning remotely courses for colleagues

Guidance on remote meetings

Best practice for virtual presentations
How does your body language translate in virtual meetings
Managing virtual meetings

Communication

Collaborating using Microsoft Teams & SharePoint

Data security

It is important to remember that data security processes and procedures still apply when working from home. Remind yourself about the policies and regulations here. New Information Security & Data Protection online learning should also be completed.