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FREE Technology for Healthy Living Course & Fitbit @ University of Tasmania Online (Back Again Plus Other)

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FREE Technology for Healthy Living Course & Fitbit @ University of Tasmania Online (Back Again Plus Other)
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LoCure on 04/01/2017 - 14:24 utas.edu.au (3028 clicks)
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Is time to get your shape back after the long break. What else is better than joining this course and the free Fitbit is back again. This time you get the newer "FLEX 2" device!!

Units include:

Technology for Healthy Living
Take the first step! Technology for Healthy Living is designed to give you an understanding of the technologies that can help you alter your daily activities to live a healthier lifestyle. You will receive a FITBIT® as part of your participation in this unit*.

Foundations of Food and Nutrition
Ever wondered what really makes a healthy diet? Foundations of Food and Nutrition is designed to provide you with the skills to identify nutrition fact from fiction, and make healthy food choices. Topics covered include basic nutrition, popular food fads, nutrition supplements and products, and current topical issues.

Vitamins, Supplements and Herbal Medicines
Explore health benefits and best practice in natural healthcare by studying Vitamins, Supplements and Herbal Medicine. Build your knowledge to make informed choices about complementary and alternative medicines.

Sports Doping and Performance Enhancing Drugs
Gain an overview of drugs that are prohibited in sport, how they function, and their effects on performance with Sports Doping and Performance Enhancing Drugs, a fully online unit from the University of Tasmania. Study ethical considerations, therapeutic use exemptions, and the systems monitoring the use of substances in the sporting world.

Self-Care for Mental Health and Wellbeing
Self-Care for Mental Health and Wellbeing is a fully-online unit that helps you understand and maintain a healthy mind and general wellbeing. It explores determinants that may impact upon mental health, using stories and vignettes from experts and members of the community. Students will investigate tools, processes and approaches to maintaining mental wellness, as well as examine approaches to developing resilience and coping with stress.

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        • yaditya on 28/01/2017 - 09:05

          @stormii: thanks heaps!

        • yaditya on 29/01/2017 - 23:50

          @stormii: i watched the video but still didn't get a clear answer whether a Permanent Resident could get a fee concession.. Sent UTAS an email a week ago but still no reply.. may need to give UTAS a call as my last resort…

        • [Deactivated] on 30/01/2017 - 06:02

          @yaditya: Asking them is a great idea - they may have a way.

        • lemonteh on 28/02/2017 - 00:49

          @yaditya: Did you call in the end? Whats the verdict for non humanitarian PRs?

        • yaditya on 28/02/2017 - 13:57

          @lemonteh: yes. They said non humanitarian visa will exempt from paying the fees too even though we can't sumbit our tfn when filling in eCAF, so that's great news

      • aznhy01 on 29/01/2017 - 19:22

        did you get username and password? i havent got mine but the student advisor appointment email

        • [Deactivated] on 29/01/2017 - 22:00

          The email and password came a few days after the acceptance.

    • Franconian on 27/01/2017 - 19:12

      AFAIK this is only eligible for Australian citizens. Read the HECS requirements.

      • yaditya on 27/01/2017 - 23:21

        There is an option to choose permanent humanitarian visa too in the eCAF form, which is eligible for fee concession, but not the permanent non-humanitarian visa

  • lcer on 28/01/2017 - 08:00

    I completed the Tech for Healthy Living last semester and really enjoyed the course. I didn't do it for the fitbit (that was just a bonus) but out of personal interest for the topic and also curiosity for online studying. I found the content really good. Yes, you probably could get all that content and knowledge online but the fact that it was already curated for you and delivered in bite size articles and videos made learning very easy. You could say also that a lot of the content is common sense but there was a fair chunk of content and all very structured does indeed help raise awareness for healthy living the role tech plays. I am now considering enrolling in my second unit. If they do offer the opportunity to study more units for free, I'd definitely be on board with that!

  • [Deactivated] on 29/01/2017 - 22:05

    UTAS is also on the Autodesk list, most of their current software is free for students to play with.

  • Jacku on 09/02/2017 - 08:48

    Legit question: Does the course requires the free Flex 2? Because I have Apple Watch already. I'm joining for the .edu address and for the health studies.

    • INFIDEL on 13/02/2017 - 00:29

      Teaching & assignment is based around using the Flex - for the common teaching experience.

      • Jacku on 13/02/2017 - 08:18

        Damn!

  • niyiaw on 14/02/2017 - 10:56

    So I received the email saying they got the application and received login details. Do we get anything else confirming the course before it starts? Or we just wait until then?

  • sghetti on 16/02/2017 - 21:45

    Enrolled and filled out the eCaf form. Have my login details and am ready to go! This has actually fueled my desire for study so will probably follow up with some further online study afterwards.

    Can anyone confirm if the edu.au address is for life even if we just complete this unit?

    • INFIDEL on 17/02/2017 - 10:43
      +1

      Haven't died yet, so can't confirm it will last my entire life - but for at least years as reported😯

  • prince22 on 17/02/2017 - 22:18

    Looks like we don't need to put TFN.

    Excerpt from email:

    Commonwealth Assistance Form (CAF/eCAF)

    It is a legislative requirement that you complete a CAF or eCAF (electronic version) if you want to take up a Commonwealth supported place. If you use HECS-Help and defer your fees, you will need to include your Tax File Number (TFN). Even if you pay your fees up-front or have a full scholarship, you still need to complete a CAF but you don’t need to include your TFN.

    Important: Failure to complete a CAF can result in the cancellation of your enrolment.

  • futaris on 20/02/2017 - 11:54

    Just a reminder to everyone, this course starts next week…

  • Franconian on 21/02/2017 - 20:51

    Where do I complete the eCAF?

    • INFIDEL on 22/02/2017 - 10:58

      Don't worry - it's explained in the first week of the course. 2nd week they remind you. Must be lodged by Census Date.

      All that matters now is you are enrolled - which can happen after the course starts.

      Login to eStudent, pull down Commonwealth Assistance - click Add New, fill in form

      But I'd wait for advice of teaching team to ensure you click the right boxes.

      • lemonteh on 22/02/2017 - 17:42

        It's been two weeks and I have not received my login details after a couple of calls and emails. Anyone have the same problem?

        • INFIDEL on 22/02/2017 - 20:58
          +1

          They can be slow. Took 4 weeks - assisting family member with application. I studied last year.

          Applied on 6/1, got response that would hear within 14 days, never heard so emailed on 24/1, application processed on 30/1. They received Student Number & Password in email 2/2!

          As you should be able to finalise enrollment & submit eCAF (takes minutes) up to Census date (Thursday March 23), there is still plenty of time.

          Week 1 starts 27/2, but initial 3 weeks are to orient you to online study, a trial quiz (all are multiple choice, to introduce you to style of assessment - can retake), introducing the concepts like why is physical exercise important - through text & video, and Quiz1 (needs to be taken by Census Date, easy, necessary for Fitbit code). Most people could catch up quickly as all material is available after the teaching week.

        • Grasshoppper on 26/02/2017 - 12:13

          I'm in the same boat but my application was accepted on the 19th of January so it has been over a month for me.

        • INFIDEL on 26/02/2017 - 21:42

          @Grasshoppper:
          Patience young Grasshoppper😀
          Best to contact them.

        • Grasshoppper on 27/02/2017 - 16:15

          @Infidel:

          I've contacted them a few times. They say things like 'it can take up to a few weeks', ignoring the fact that it has been nearly 6 since my application has been accepted. I'm trying to be patient, but sending out a username and password doesn't seem too difficult..

        • INFIDEL on 27/02/2017 - 21:57

          @Grasshoppper:
          Took 4 weeks (rather than stated 2 weeks) from application accepted to password sent, as above.

          Your later application may take longer to process. But enrollments can be accepted after start of classes. Nothing much happens (except first Quiz) before Census Date (March 23).

          Best of luck.

  • INFIDEL on 01/03/2017 - 00:20
    +1

    Received call today from UTAS to welcome to course & remind to do Quiz1 by Census Date (March 23) to get FitBit😯

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