Once you are fully or temporarily registered, you are eligible for your student smartcard (some exceptions apply). This gives you access to a range of student services and is also your university student ID card. Find out more, including arrangements for getting your smartcard.

The Activity Stream offers a consolidation of all the most important information and activities across all courses and modules you are enrolled on, see what's new, what is due and what needs attention. Some academic courses may require you to use PebblePad in a specific way, but all students can use it individually to support their learning and development. How can I access it? link your student timetable to the calendar app of your choice (such as Outlook, Apple, Yahoo, Google and others), so you can see your course commitments alongside your personal events in one place. If, however, you register close to or after your course start date your loan will be paid within 7 working days. access your online services once you have created your Canterbury Christ Church University computing accountPebblePad is the University’s e-Portfolio tool. It is a personal and private tool that can be used to support learning and professional development. You can save files to the Desktop or Documents folder from your Virtual Campus PC, and these files will be accessible the next time you access the service. Please be aware that you will not be able to access these files outside of the Virtual Campus PC. We recommend saving your files in OneDrive wherever possible. However, not all applications are able to save directly to OneDrive. When logging in to MyRecord to register, you must use the 'Applicant Login' option. (Once you have a Canterbury Christ Church University computing account and username, you'll also be able to access MyRecord using the 'Student and Staff Login'.) As UniTimetables stores the teaching timetable for hundreds of courses, some of which have very similar names and other details, it helps to be really precise about what you are searching for.

If any of the tiles within the 'Application(s)' area are coloured red, this means there is something you must do to be eligible to register. For example: started the Disclosure and Barring Service clearing process (if you will be working with young or vulnerable people as part of your course)

Status letters and MyRecord

met, and accepted, the academic and other conditions of your offer (you'll have an 'Unconditional Offer' against your application in MyRecord) If you prefer to search by course title, you'll also find the official title of your course in MyRecord. When searching by name, it also also if you 'Select A Department' to filter the potential results. By 'Department', UniTimetables means the School or Centre that teaches your course or select ‘BA/BSc Combined Honours if you’re studying a combined course. (If you're unsure of your School/Centre, you'll find that in MyRecord too!) There must be a separate folder for reassessment, within which there are sub-folders for each assessment, again each containing separate submission points for final (on-time) and after deadline submissions. This should appear beneath the initial assessment folders when and if required. If you are running a complicated process (such as data analysis or rendering) please schedule these activities to run outside of the maintenance times to prevent loss of progress. if you will be studying a relevant Education or Health and Social Care subject, you must have completed your online occupational health questionnaire.

If you're looking for the teaching timetable for your course, it's best to search by course code. This is because your course code is unique whereas another course might have a very similar name. You can find your course code in MyRecord, under ‘My Studies’> 'My course details' if you are a current student, or under 'Application(s) if you haven't yet registered. automatically see events that you have booked via MyBookings, e.g. time in the dark room, alongside your lectures, seminars, practicals and other taught activities. Advent is the first Semester/Trimester of the academic year, while Easter is the second Semester/Trimester and Trinity the third Trimester. if you will be working with young or vulnerable people as part of your course, you must have started the Disclosure and Barring Service clearing processSubmission to Turnitin must be in a single file, therefore your front cover sheet, assignment and bibliography/appendix must be combined into a single file. a letter that can be used to request a Council Tax discount with the local Council if you’re eligible, i.e. you are studying full-time. Households where everyone is a full-time student do not have to pay Council Tax. You’ll get a Council Tax bill if there’s someone in your household who’s not a full-time student, but your household might qualify for a discount. Please save your work regularly and log off before 2AM. If you are still logged on when maintenance starts, you will be disconnected until maintenance is complete and the system is restored. To create your computing account, you will need access to a computer plus a smartphone or tablet to create your account. completed the online occupational health questionnaire (if you will be studying a relevant Education or Health and Social Care subject).