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This troubleshooting guide answers common queries that may occur when using the Sharing Beyond NTU repository to share resources with colleagues outside NTU. It accompanies the user guide for sharing resources beyond NTU.

This short video tutorial demonstrates how to share your resources with colleagues outside of NTU, using NOW's Sharing Beyond NTU learning repository.

User guide explains how to share your resources with colleagues outside of NTU, using NOW's Sharing Beyond NTU learning repository.

This is a recording of a 60 minute online interactive presentation covering the basics of using free-to-use learning resources at NTU, on 17 January 2013.   The webinar gives a basic grounding in finding and reusing learning resources shared by others, and sharing your own resources, including copyright considerations and using Creative Commons licenses.  It highlights the benefits that these resources can bring to your work, gives examples of how they are being used by NTU colleagues and looks at how to use them.  This resource is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England & Wales Licence.   Copyright 2013 Nottingham Trent University

5 ways to make it easy for others give you credit when they share your stuff.

3 min video sharing ideas for more ways to use Snagit: visual communication, social media interest, quick ways to share information

Derby University's approach to sharing help guides for staff

A place to share your papers with your peers

Library of images in the public domain, reuse, remix, share.

OER? What's that? Want to know more? This is a great introduction to open educational resources, how to find, use and share free resources.

Blog post from Jane Challinor sharing what it's like working with NOW v10 for the new term, and her approach to teaching first year students about digital citizenship. Really interesting and easy to read :-)

Great advice on approach for organising and sharing your incoming flow of information from social media.

Handy tools for creating shorter web addresses for easy sharing

Handy tools for creating shorter urls

Learn something new every day with twitter. Here are fifteen Twitter users who regularly share interesting science facts and pictures.

Online community of digital skills development practitioners from UK higher education. Share practice and experience.

This tools looks like a great way to organise your artifacts to present to others