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Digital tools for teaching and learning

Unifi provides a range of digital tools to support your academic path. From features integrated into Moodle platforms to applications and services accessible with your university credentials, you can rely on resources designed to make learning more interactive, flexible and inclusive, encouraging independent study, collaborative work and active participation in learning activities.

Google Workspace for Education è la suite di strumenti Google dedicata alla collaborazione online. Accessibile tramite l’account istituzionale di posta elettronica, consente di comunicare, condividere materiali e lavorare insieme in tempo reale attraverso applicazioni come Gmail, Drive, Documenti, Fogli, Presentazioni, Meet e strumenti di Intelligenza Artificiale. 

Google Workspace for Education is Google's suite of tools dedicated to online collaboration. Accessible using your university email account, it allows you to communicate, share materials and work together in real time through applications such as Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet and AI tools.

Wooclap is a student response system designed to support engagement during teaching activities. Accessible via Moodle courses or as an external service using your university credentials, it enables you to create quizzes, polls, open-ended questions and other real-time activities, promoting student participation, active learning and content comprehension tracking.

ReadSpeaker is a text-to-speech tool that improves the accessibility of digital learning content. Integrated directly into the university's Moodle platforms, it allows you to listen to text and content within online courses, facilitating study and material comprehension, particularly for those with reading difficulties or who prefer to combine reading with listening.

MatLab is an advanced software for numerical computing, data analysis, modelling and simulation, widely used across scientific, engineering and economic fields. Accessible via the account linked to your university email account, it serves as a tool both integrated into and external to Moodle to support practical exercises, laboratory work and project activities, helping to develop technical and analytical skills.

Additional software licences for students and the university community.