Information for teaching staff

Hybrid and digital teaching are now taken for granted. To ensure that these new formats and also traditional on-site teaching succeed, the ZID offers the corresponding e-learning services, software and infrastructure. Support offers and user guides help with questions.

E-learning

The e-learning platform Moodle, video conferencing systems, streaming and the Student Response System enable teaching in all settings.
Infrastructure

On-site teaching needs the right infrastructure in the form of audio and video technology as well as rooms for computer-based teaching.
Software, collaboration

u:wiki enables collaborative work on texts and filing of documents, Overleaf facilitates collaboration on LaTeX documents, and the cloud services of Microsoft Azure give access to the latest technologies.
Support

Teachers have access to resources and user guides on digital and hybrid teaching, as well as support on technical and didactic issues.

News

Moodle news: redesign courses, develop content together

13.03.2026 E-learning

Starting this semester, the clear tile view makes course navigation easier, the Moodle Makers Community creates space for exchange and shared ideas,…

AI tools for teaching

13.03.2026 E-learning

AI tools open up a wide range of possibilities for redesigning and providing targeted support for teaching processes. For the summer semester, Moodle…

BigBlueButton Developer Summit 2025: international community visits Vienna

12.03.2026 E-learning

At the 22nd BigBlueButton Developer Summit, developers and experts from around the world gathered at the University of Vienna to spend a week working…

OER Barcamp Austria 2026 – Exchange, co-creation and open education

06.03.2026 E-learning

Working together to generate new momentum for open education: a Barcamp on Open Educational Resources (OER) at the University of Vienna in April will…