The Centre for Learning and Teaching manages the university’s digital learning environments and coordinates digital learning

More information

Digital learning

Digital learning, also known as e-learning, refers to instruction that takes place partially or entirely through digital technologies. At the university, the main digital learning tools include e-courses in the Moodle learning environment, learning materials created on the Sisu@UT platform, video lectures recorded with Panopto, and webinars conducted via BigBlueButton or Zoom.

Guides for e-learning tools

Õppija istumas sülearvuti taga
Terms of digital learning
arvutiekraan ja raamatud
Blended and online learning possibilities
Õppija arvuti ja raamatuga
Using non-university environments
Õppejõud telefonis nõustamas
E-learning helpdesk and consulting
E-kursuse kvaliteedimärgi illustreeriv pilt
E-learning quality
e-lõunad
Digital learning trainings
Õppija istumas sülearvuti taga
Principles for setting up MOOCs
Arvuti
Guidelines for using AI applications for teaching and studies

Digital Accessibility

In digital learning and thesis preparation, it is important to follow accessibility principles to ensure equal access to e-courses and materials for everyone. Find out how to design digital learning materials so that they are usable regardless of special needs or the device used.

Digital accessibility requirements

Artificial intelligence at the University of Tartu

Read more

UT e-learning magazine

Read more (in Estonian)

E-learner's handbook

Read more

Educational technology services

Read more