Rather than asking you to read (and remember) an instructional manual, we've focussed on making the CUB application as user-friendly as possible. We've also embedded quick-reference help within the application so you have access to it when it's most relevant. Below are the key types of help.
If you're new to the application, you might find the short embedded videos useful. You'll find a quick introduction providing a quick walkthrough of the application, and a brief orientation video for each page.
You'll find pop-up help next to every element in the application. If you're looking for information on why a question is being asked, or how to use a part of a page, this is the place to look.
In the event that you are seeking guidance from a colleague on how to use the course and unit builder to design, review or amend curriculum, please make contact with your College-based support person. Each of the support people on this list have been selected and nominated by the Associate Dean Learning and Teaching from their respective College.
| College | Support contacts |
|---|---|
| College of Arts, Law and Education (CALE) | Beverly Goldfarb Nigel McKinlay Melinda Standish Richard Barker Jamie Dobbs Scott McIntyre Justin Emery |
| College of Health and Medicine (CHM) | Assoc. Prof Kathleen Tori Tracy Douglas Assoc. Prof Adele Holloway Assoc. Prof Alison Canty |
| College of Business and Economics (COBE) | Jaine Scollard Tam Lynch |
| College of Sciences and Engineering (COSe) | Rachael Phegan Ryan Brunton Mark Trischuk |
| University College (UC) | Adam Carvosso Emily McNall-Smith |
If College-based support people are unable to answer your query, you can log a ticket with the University of Tasmania Service Portal. Just make sure to include "CUB support" in the subject. Any enquiries that need to be directed to the Course and Unit Builder project team can be lodged using this method.