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QMPLUS where to find lecture slides?

Hi Im a new student at QMUL, and I want to view my upcoming lecture slides for biochemistry. I cant find it anywhere? please someone help me step by step to find them. its such a pain ive been looking for ages!

Thanks!
Hi! When you go onto QMplus, move your mouse over to 'my dashboard', and click on 'my QMplus'. The page should then give a list of your modules. Click on the module you want to see the lecture slides for, and then on the left hand side of the page you should find - as you scroll down - a section that says 'Q-Review recordings'. Click onto that and your lectures will appear. Hope that helps.
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Original post by OutInSpace
Hi! When you go onto QMplus, move your mouse over to 'my dashboard', and click on 'my QMplus'. The page should then give a list of your modules. Click on the module you want to see the lecture slides for, and then on the left hand side of the page you should find - as you scroll down - a section that says 'Q-Review recordings'. Click onto that and your lectures will appear. Hope that helps.


oh i seee thank uuu! do you know id lecturers always put slides before the lecture?
also, where could i find the "forum" where ppl ask qs about a lecture?
thanks!


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oh i seee thank uuu! do you know id lecturers always put slides before the lecture?
also, where could i find the "forum" where ppl ask qs about a lecture?
thanks!


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You can go into university life to ask questions about a lecture


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You can go into university life to ask questions about a lecture


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where can i find that? i went to a induction day but they only rlly explained email


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Original post by OutInSpace
Hi! When you go onto QMplus, move your mouse over to 'my dashboard', and click on 'my QMplus'. The page should then give a list of your modules. Click on the module you want to see the lecture slides for, and then on the left hand side of the page you should find - as you scroll down - a section that says 'Q-Review recordings'. Click onto that and your lectures will appear. Hope that helps.


hey thanks! could you please tell me where i could find the books that i need to buy?
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hey thanks! could you please tell me where i could find the books that i need to buy?


What course are you doing?

And this should be on QMplus
If you go into you're school's landing page (for me it would be: school of biological and chemical sciences QMplus landing page), then at the side there would be a list of courses, and you click on your one


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What course are you doing?

And this should be on QMplus
If you go into you're school's landing page (for me it would be: school of biological and chemical sciences QMplus landing page), then at the side there would be a list of courses, and you click on your one


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yh but where does it say what books i need to buy?



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yh but where does it say what books i need to buy?



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You would have to check every PDF link tbh and if it's a PowerPoint, then go through it all.
Mine was in a PowerPoint presentation which was about an introduction to our course - there was a list of books in one of the sljdes


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yh but where does it say what books i need to buy?



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It may change depending on the module, but if you go to the module page and look for a page called "module specification". There should be some recommended reading there.

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