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Software shop
On behalf of the University, the URZ offers institutions as well as staff and students the opportunity to purchase a variety of programmes and associated licences (e.g. SPSS, Adobe Acrobat Pro, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Filemaker, EndNote and many more) via the software shop. The software shop is operated by an external service provider (ASKNET).
Software: Citavi
Citavi is a programme for literature management and knowledge organisation. Many students use Citavi when writing term papers and theses, researchers often use the programme when working on scientific publications.
SOFTWARE: MATLAB & SIMULINK
Engineers and scientists worldwide use MATLAB and Simulink to analyse data and signals, simulate complex systems, and perform model-based development. Use the latest versions of MATLAB and Simulink and other MathWorks products to support your teaching and research.
Software: Microsoft 365 for employees
Through the state licence agreement for Microsoft products, the URZ offers all employees of Leipzig University's higher education sector the free, operational use of Microsoft 365.
Software: Visualisation with MindManager
With the MindManager software, you have the opportunity to quickly and clearly create mind maps, share them and work on them in a team. Leipzig University provides you with a free campus licence for this purpose.
Storage space for workgroups
The storage space for work groups offers a shared storage space for storing large quantities of jointly used documents in a wide range of file formats with access for authorised members of Leipzig University. The drive can be used from the university network or via VPN for those involved in the department/workgroup.
Streaming and recording for teaching
With this service, lectures, experiments, seminars etc. can be recorded with video and sound and broadcast live. Different technology is used depending on the technical equipment in the rooms.
TEACHING-LEARNING PLATFORM MOODLE (Studies)
With Moodle, our university offers its staff and students a university-wide supported learning platform. No download or similar is required to use it.
Teaching-Learning-Platform Moodle (Teaching)
Moodle is the central teaching platform of the University of Leipzig. Teachers can use Moodle to digitally supplement their teaching and set up digital cooperative teaching-learning scenarios with and for their students. In addition, the use of the virtual course rooms of the learning platform is possible for employees of the University as well as for cooperating institutions in order to make special areas of knowledge digitally available. Moodle can be used to organise materials and information clearly and to actively support students in their learning processes.
Training: Moodle teaching-learning platform (institutes)
Would you like to discuss subject-specific possibilities for using Moodle, learn how you can implement your teaching-learning scenarios with our e-learning offerings or offer new colleagues and/or students an introduction to Moodle at the University of Leipzig? We would be happy to visit you at your institute or train you via video conference in our Moodle training for institutes, which is individually coordinated with you.