Tuudo mobile app

About Tuudo

Tuudo is a mobile application where you can view:

• study information
• your schedule
• facility bookings
• current news
• student restaurant lunch menus
• course feedback surveys

You can also use your electronic library card and student card via Tuudo.

From the main menu in the lower right corner, you can find student services, and under the Campus section, you can access facility bookings (“reservations”) as well as the key services of your academy and their contact information. In the settings, you can change the app’s content language and log out of the service. From the Feedback & Support menu, you can browse frequently asked questions or send a message directly to the Tuudo developers.

Student ID

You can use your Tuudo student ID as your national student card. The student card can be found at the bottom of the Tuudo app. Activate the ID by following the instructions in the view.

The active ID has a recognizable portrait photo of you, your name, date of birth, institution, degree level and the validity period of the ID.

Hint: The information on the student ID comes directly from Peppi. The data is cached for about a week, after which it is renewed. If the student’s information changes, the student ID may contain old information. In this case, the ID can be removed from the cache under Tuudo Settings > Clear cache. The student ID can be displayed again at the bottom of the Tuudo app.

Library card

You can use Tuudo to download the digital library card.

Obtaining a new library card in Tuudo:

1. Log in to Tuudo with your Uniarts credentials.
2. Go to the Library page in Tuudo and click the Add Card link.
3. Follow the instructions and fill in the requested information on the form, and you will have access to Tuudo’s library services.
4. If you have previously obtained a physical library card, Tuudo’s digital library card will automatically be available when you log in to Tuudo with your Uniarts credentials and go to the Library page in Tuudo.

In Tuudo, you can view your loans and reservations and renew your loans. Additionally, you will receive notifications about due loans and arrived reservations. You can also find the opening hours and locations of the libraries in Tuudo.

You can’t use the Tuudo app to search for information, reserve materials, or pay fees. Use Arsca instead to handle these tasks.

If you encounter technical problems using Tuudo, contact the library or Tuudo’s user support.

Studies

In the Studies-view you can find all of your study records, course search, as well as your on-going and coming-up courses. By using Tuudo you can register to up-coming courses and exams. You can follow courses and they will appear on your schedule and in your Studies section even if you haven’t registered to these courses. This is a useful function especially when the registration to the course isn’t yet available.

Schedule

In your Schedule you can view all of your ongoing studies, studies you follow as well as your own entries which you can add easily by tapping on the icons in the right uppercorner. You can also set these personal entries to be repeated in the schedule at certain times and days. The schedule consists of courses to which you have either registered or you are following. You can also hide entries or stop following courses. If a red exclamation point appears next to a course entry, it means the course is either only being followed or your registration to it hasn’t been confirmed. Always make certain that your course-registrations are officially valid.

Course feedback

You may give feedback on your courses in Tuudo. If you have enabled the app’s notifications, Tuudo will tell you when the new feedback form open for submissions. The feedback is used in the planning, implementation and development of teaching and education. Giving feedback is also an opportunity for you to influence the teaching and education! In the course feedback, you also evaluate your own activities and learning.

Familiarize yourself with the university’s quality system and feedback principles.