Driving usage of Read&Write 

Spreading the word to students 

We have created the resources below to help you to increase awareness and drive adoption of Read&Write amongst students at your institution. 

Posters

Place these posters around campus to let students know that Read&Write is available, and what features could help them with their studies.

Flyers

Hand these flyers out to your students on their first day, or during lectures to let them know what tools are available to them, to support them during their studies.

Social media graphics

Use these social media graphics to liven up your social communication with students, to capture their attention.

Screensaver

Use this screensaver as a consistent way to let students know that Read&Write is available for use, on every campus computer. 

Download screensaver

Slide deck & video

Use this handy slide deck or introductory video to tell your students all about Read&Write.

Getting colleagues on board

According to Jisc, substantial numbers of teaching staff would like digital technologies to be used more than they are now in their teaching practice (FE: 66%, HE: 62%).

So, to ensure you’re getting the most from your subscription, we’ve pulled together some resources to inspire your colleagues to incorporate Read&Write into their teaching.

Webinars & training

Our customer care team have put together an in-depth series of webinars to support you on your Read&Write journey. They're suited for both users brand new to the product, or those simply looking for a refresh.

In addition, why not encourage your colleagues to visit our training portal for courses, certifications and resources? It'll empower them to maximise the use of your institute’s Read&Write subscription.

Videos & blogs

Our YouTube channel is packed full of playlists you can share with colleagues to give them an overview on the capabilities of Read&Write. 

Equally, our blog contains all the latest product updates and helpful tips on how our tools can transform teaching and learning. Why not share one of these blogs as a starting point, or encourage colleagues to subscribe?

Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Has your college or university implemented the UDL framework? This handy toolmatcher guide explains how different features of Read&Write align to CAST's UDL guidelines.

View the toolmatcher