Student Hub: Online

Subject Selection is now open!

Classes have limited spaces so make sure you plan ahead and lock in your subjects now.

Enrolling into your subjects is easy! Here's how:

1. Refer to your course structure
2. Use the Subject Selection tool within 'My Account' to choose your classes

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Library and Academic Skills workshops 

Give yourself the best possible head start in your studies by attending our research and academic skills workshops. In these workshops you will get the help you need with:

• Academic writing 
• Finding sources for assignments 
• Referencing 
• Navigating the library's facilities 
• Time management  
• Any other academic related aspects 

For more information on the times, dates and locations of these workshops please download the online Academic Skills Workshop schedule for T3.

Software Skills Workshops, T3 2018

• Tuesdays: 1.30pm - 3.30pm [AEDT] 
• Wednesdays: 6.30pm - 8.30pm [AEDT] 
• Thursdays: 10.00am - 12.00noon [AEDT] 

To join the online sessions please click here.

Click here to watch this short 6-minute tutorial to assist you with setting up Collaborate - you will only need to set this up once. Please always ensure you set up your collaborate before joining the session (a good 15min).

Please note: Students need to have the latest version of the Adobe Creative Suite.

Please arrive 15mins early so we can start on time.

Need help getting started?

Online learning is different to learning in a classroom, so its important you know the difference between all of the online platforms you will use throughout your studies. View Getting Online for everything you need to know about your online learning environment. We've also put together 10 Tips on how to succeed as an online student to help you get started!

Student ID card

Did you know that as an online student you can still request a Student ID card, and depending on which state you're located in and whether or not you are studying full-time, you may be entitled to various student concessions? Visit Getting Started for information on how to request your Student ID card today!

Visit a campus

Just because your studying online, doesn't mean you can't visit us on campus. Check where your closest campus is located and pop in to use the Library, register to attend workshops, arrange to meet with your classmates or teachers, ask your Success Coach for help with job interviews or finding placements, or just find a comfy space to study. We get excited when our online students visit!

We host Virtual Orientation sessions for our online students each trimester.

Virtual Orientation

Virtual Orientation is an online interactive broadcast for you to learn about student support and expectations in a fun and face-paced environment. Join us to:

• familiarise yourself with Blackboard
• tour the student hub online
• hear from Success Coaches
• meet your library and academic skills team

Virtual Orientation is now available on demand!

Jump online here and register to view our most recent Virtual Orientation 'on demand'.

Software Skills Workshops, T3 2018

• Tuesdays: 1.30pm - 3.30pm [AEST] 
• Wednesdays: 6.30pm - 8.30pm [AEST] 
• Thursdays: 10.00am - 12.00noon [AEST] 

To join the online sessions please CLICK HERE.

CLICK HERE to watch this short 6-minute tutorial to assist you with setting up Collaborate - you will only need to set this up once. Please always ensure you set up your collaborate before joining the session (a good 15min).

Please note: Students need to have the latest version of the Adobe Creative Suite.

Please arrive 15mins early so we can start on time.

Online students

Did you know that online students are welcome to use any of our campuses? You can pop in to use the Library, register to attend workshops, arrange to meet with your classmates or teachers, ask your Success Coach for help with job interviews or finding placements, or just find a comfy space to study. 

Some of our campuses are home to all courses, and others are specific to one faculty. See below for more information:

Who do I contact for help?

Whatever course you’re enrolled in, you can contact us directly here:

• Torrens Students 
• Think Students 

You are also very welcome to visit Student Services at the campus that’s home to your course (see above).

Computer requirements

All students are expected to have access to a computer with:

• a set of standard software packages
• internet connectivity

You will need a computer for:

• assessments,
• using the library catalogue,
• online resources,
• accessing the learning portal and your student portal.

If you don't have a computer - think about how you'll get access to one for your study.

Learning portal (Blackboard)

Blackboard offers 24/7 phone support on 1800 083 204

Troubleshooting or Questions?

For troubleshooting please email itservicedesk@think.edu.au or contact Student Services.