Digital learning support
We help you find and implement educational digital solutions that smartly improve your teaching and support your students' learning.
What is digital learning?
Digital learning refers to situations where students’ learning or teachers’ instruction is supported by digital technology. Digital tools and learning platforms can be used in planning and delivery, as well as in assessment and evaluation.
Digital solutions make it possible to individualise teaching, automate tasks, and enhance interactivity and communication. Digital technology also enables multimodal learning by combining video, images, audio, and text.
Develop your teaching with digital tools
We support you in developing courses and teaching where digital solutions are used in a pedagogically sound and effective way. Together, we explore approaches that make your work easier, support your colleagues, strengthen teaching, and enhance student learning.
Do you have questions about how to use generative AI, Athena, Zoom, video, or other digital technologies in your teaching? CeUL’s digital learning team provides support in planning and helps you address pedagogical and technical challenges as you create engaging and effective learning environments using digital technology.
What we can support you with:
- Digital course development (tools, LMS, AI, and more)
- Digital teaching portfolio
- Teaching in an ALC classroom (Active Learning Classroom) to actively engage students
- Working with digital assessment and examination
- AI and teaching
- Producing and using video in your teaching
Get individual or group support
You as an individual teacher or group of teachers are welcome to book the university's digital learning support to get help with consultation, planning and follow-up on issues related to digital aspects of teachers' work.
Digital learning support – feel free to contact us
Please email us with your questions about digital learning (educational technology).
Email: digitaltlarande@su.se
The people who respond to your questions are:
Linda Barman, Centre for the Advancement of University Teaching
Jonas Collin, Department of Computer and Systems Sciences
Eva Edman Stålbrandt, Department of Education
Alexandra Farazouli, Department of Education
Andreas Jemstedt, Centre for the Advancement of University Teaching
Last updated: 2026-01-09
Source: Centre for the Advancement of University Teaching