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Extensions in HASS

If you are unable to submit an assessment by the due date, it is important that, before that due date, you request an extension.

In most HASS units you can self-register for an extension of up to 7 days via the ‘Register for a 7 Day Extension’ tool located in the Assessment section of your myLearn site. If the tool is not available in your Moodle site or if you need an extension beyond 7 days, apply via the extension application portal

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School of HASS Information Site

The School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS) Information site provides policy information, guidelines, tips, and support details to assist you in your studies.

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    myLearn

    myLearn is the UNE learning environment and uses the learning management system (LMS) Moodle to provide all learning activities and resources for a unit for both on-campus and online students.

    You may see the terms 'myLearn' and 'Moodle' used interchangeably across UNE resources for the near future.  Below are some links to help get you acquainted with your teaching sites.

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    Learning Online at UNE

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    • Introduction to Moodle
    • Academic Integrity Module
    • Assessments
    • Viewing Marks and Feedback
    • Creating & submitting assessments via MyMedia
    • Getting assistance

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