Improve your study efficiency
Imperial offers software recommendations designed to support students in their studies and staff with their work. We call this Inclusive Technology. From managing anxiety to making referencing easy, inclusive technology can transform the way you work.
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What is Inclusive Technology?
Inclusive technology is the term used to describe software available to everyone. Both Microsoft and Apple also offer a wide range of accessibility functionality features so that no one is limited by the technology they use.
How can it help me?
The software has been selected to provide support across different areas of your academic or working life. If there are activities that you struggle with, make you feel stressed, or take up a lot of your time, the software may help you.
- Organisation and time management
- Writing, planning and proofreading
- Reading
- Maths
- Note-taking
- Research and referencing
- Revision
- Procrastination and stress management
- Accessibility
Want to find out more? You can access dedicated training sessions on how to get the most out of the software available to you, or check out our dedicated YouTube playlist.
If you require any technical support you can get in touch directly with the ICT Service Desk who can help you download and install the software.
Learn more about the technology available to you
In our YouTube series we take a deeper dive into the software available through Imperial. From remaining organised to preparing for exams, our series covers a range of strategies.
How can I access this technology?
Software can be downloaded directly from the vendor or through the Software Hub. You can find out more about the individual software available by selecting a topic from the ‘How can it help me?’ section above, or by booking in for a tailored one-to-one technology training session.
Azure Virtual Desktop will enable you to use most of the functions of the Software Hub products using your personal device via Imperial 'cloud computers'.
The Azure Virtual Desktop platform also allows you to use Macs and Linux to access a Windows Desktop and run applications that are not compatible with their own devices.