eLearning

Spearheading UNIMAS initiative in the area of e-Learning UNIMAS sees e-Learning as a support system to enhance the quality of teaching and learning in the university in the effort to breed the best of scholarship.
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UNIMAS LMS (Blended Learning)

The E-Learning Unit in the Centre for Applied Learning and Multimedia, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) was formed in February 2002, with the task of spearheading UNIMAS initiative in the area of e-Learning. UNIMAS sees E-Learning as a support system to enhance the quality of teaching and learning in the university in the effort to breed the best of scholarship.

UNIMAS philosophy in using E-Learning is not to replace the lecturer but rather to enhance and improve the teaching-learning experience of both the lecturer and the student. The university also holds on to the blended learning policy. In blended learning, learning solution is created through a mixture of face-to-face and online learning so that the online component becomes a natural extension of the face-to-face learning. Lecturers are expected to give a well-structure introductory lesson in the lecture room and then to provide follow-up materials online. In order to facilitate this, UNIMAS practices a form of e-Learning which combines the use of audio-visual technology in the physical lecture rooms and the use of online learning system that is accessible by authorised users via the campus network.

The Unit has also initiated the use of an online learning management system (LMS), known as eLEAP (e-Learning Enrichment and Advancement Platform), to allow the use of the Internet to facilitate the teaching of a course. This system provides full authority to lecturers of the university to manage and conduct online activities that would enhance the students.

Byte-Size Blended Learning Workshop

The webinars and workshops are organised in collaboration with CALM and various faculties and centre to enhance and equip academics with the current and latest e-learning technologies.

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Massive Open Online Course

UNIMAS also offers courses in the form of massive open online course (MOOC) in supporting the flexible education initiative. These courses are available for free to the public.

Find out more | eLearning Coordinators | Webinar Series
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Small Business Management

This course exposes students to basic concepts and knowledge in managing a micro and small business activities.
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Programming Using C

This course provides a general introduction to programming using C language.
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Aquaculture

Learn the essentials of aquaculture and probably start one on your own!
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English in the Media

Looking for some help to improve your writing for media-related materials?
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Turnitin Service

CALM provides Turnitin service for academic purposes. Turnitin is a plagiarism detection and prevention service and that checks the originality of your academic writing for copying or improper citation. Your submission to Turnitin will be compared to text in its massive database of journals, students’ work, websites, books, articles, etc.

Turnitin service is available to all UNIMAS academics and students (with limited quota).
There are two ways of accessing Turnitin:
  1. Turnitin.com (especially for academics)
  2. eLEAP (no separate login to Turnitin.com) – Turnitin is integrated in eLEAP, so students can submit paper in the Turnitin Assignment activity created by the course instructor within the specified time period.
To request for Turnitin access or any other matters related to Turnitin, please fill in the following forms:
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