Dear RVC colleagues, students and LEARN users,
In order to continue to improve LEARN's performance, essential upgrade work will occur Monday June 14th from 06:00 am GMT with up to 3 hours of downtime.
During this downtime all users will not be able to access LEARN or its content. We realise that many of you need to access LEARN at this time of year and would like to recommend that you plan ahead so that you can access the materials you need in advance.
For students:
Looking to view course materials?
Prior to the planned outage log in to RVC LEARN and navigate to the content you need to access.
click on the settings “cog” in the top right of the page and select either “print book” or “print this chapter”.
If you then select file/print from your browser’s top menu bar the print summary page that appears will allow you to then save the book or chapter as a PDF (which can be viewed offline).
Looking to view Panopto videos?
Video content within Panopto can now be downloaded from LEARN directly to your computer or laptop. If you are unsure how to do download Panopto content, please view this guidance.
For staff:
Looking to mark and feedback on assignments?
Prior to the planned outage log in to RVC LEARN and navigate to the assignments you need to access.
Submitted assignments can be downloaded, annotated offline. Guidance on downloading, annotations and uploading marked scripts can be found here.
We apologise in advance for any inconvenience this causes. Please note that the timing of maintenance downtime is determined by our hosting provider’s service windows.
All further updates will be sent out via this channel and we will of course notify users when the service has been restored.
As a reminder, if you experience any issues with RVC LEARN please log a call directly via the Service Desk Portal.
The LEARN helpdesk is the quickest route to resolving your RVC LEARN issues and is staffed 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday. Any tickets received outside of those hours will be responded to during working hours.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Regards
Craig Daraz @ RVC LEARN team