Aula Virtual. Universidad de Murcia

Aula Virtual at the University of Murcia is a platform for virtual teaching, learning, and collaboration, specifically designed for higher education. It includes numerous tools that enhance online cooperative work and communication between students and teachers.

Problems with the platform? Contact the user support at Atica. (868 88 4222) or email us to dumbo@um.es.

For general enquiries about the University, please contact the UM user support.(868 88 8888) or email us to cau@um.es

Always innovating

From zero to hero

Help available for students and teaching staff.

We have made various aids available to you to make it easier to use each of the tools in the Virtual Classroom, both because of the changes in the new version and for those who are not familiar with our platform.

Short Lessons

We have a series of short lessons available to all students and teachers to help them familiarise themselves with the use of the platform.

Quick lessons for teachers and quick lessons for students

Syllabus

Starting in the 24/25 academic year, a new online tool is available for the preparation of teaching guides. Two manuals for its correct use are provided below.

Completion and Lifecycle

Evaluation process guides

Two portals have been developed to provide in-depth knowledge of the tools at the service of teachers with videos and seminars.

Guía de herramientas TIC para la docencia (No english version available)

TIC Tools

We also have support material available to introduce other tools for teachers, including videos and seminars.

Guías para el proceso de evaluación digital (No english version available)

Easy learning

We use open source

Our Virtual Classroom platform is based on the open source software Sakai, the result of collaboration between multiple institutions from different countries.

Personal data protection

Info about personal data protection in online teaching activities.

Important information about intellectual property within Aula Virtual

The works made available on this intranet are protected by copyright, and their reproduction and public communication have been carried out under the authorisation provided for in Article 32.4 of the Intellectual Property Law. Any reproduction, distribution, transformation and public communication in any medium and in any form, outside the scope of this authorisation, must be subject to a specific licence.

Each reproduced fragment must include the title of the work and the names of the rights holders (author, publisher, translator, etc.) as listed on the credits page, the year of publication, the ISBN, or ISSN if it is a periodical publication, and, in this case, the issue number.

It is not permitted to delete or alter the identification details of digitally reproduced works, or their form and content.