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Event
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The presentation looks at how VLEs started and
how they are likely to evolve in an environment with portals and
portfolios and life- long learning and the social web. With full
notes
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ALT-C 2006
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7 September 2006
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439
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Considers why one might want to make use of
e-assessment and some ways of getting started.
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Bolton University Learning and Teaching
Conference
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4 July 2006
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676
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Discusses mobile and ubiquitous computing and
social computing and their potential for use in learning. With
full notes
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City University: Learning Futures Week
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29 June 2006
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5,169
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Discusses technological developments and their
potential impact on learning and teaching. Includes wireless,
mobile and social computing. With full notes
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Learning Space Design: Evolution or
Revolution?
RSC London
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7 June 2006
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7,280
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Introduction to workshop looking at technologies
and how they can support learning. Includes a matrix of
learning activities and potential tools
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University of
Surrey
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3 April 2006
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855
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With full notes, looks at some of the
technologies that may impact on learning and teaching, and actions
that should be undertaken to be ready for them. With full
notes
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Learning Space Design: Evolution or
Revolution?
RSC London
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7 June 2006
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7,200
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With full notes this looks at how to create a
succesful business model for supporting open source
applications. With full notes
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Open Source and Sustainability
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10 April 2006
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20,887
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Looked at a case study at a Russell Group
University into the selection of a virtual learning environment and
virtual research environment
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ALT-C 2005
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12 September 2005
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380
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Portals (as a front end) and content management
systems (as a back end) are being touted by many as the solution to
our problems of serving and locating information. This talk will
explore some of the issues that they raise and why they cannot
provide a complete solution. But the good news is that it means you
have a job for life (perhaps). With full notes
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Institutional Web Management Workshop 2005: Whose
Web Is It Anyway?
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7 July 2005
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9,454
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with full notes looks at the technologies
that have had the greatest impact on teaching and learning
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1,241
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discusses the methods and technology used to
achieve embedding of the HE Academy Connect services within
institutional web sites and portals
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ALT-C 2004
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15 Sept 2004
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96
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discusses the paper of the
same title which develops a model of e- learning
designed to support evaluation for action
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ALT-C 2004
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14 Sept 2004
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457
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JISC Joint Programmes Meeting
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7 July 2004
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2,343
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Lessons from
SWaNI: Discusses the lessons learnt for
interoperability from the JISC funded MLE programme
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CETIS Enterprise
SIG
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18 June 2004
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6,010
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JISC Programme Meeting
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19 May 2004
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122
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National
Services: presentation to e- pedagogy experts
forum on the use of National Services in learning and
teaching
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JISC e-pedagogy experts meeting
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12 May 2004
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379
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Ubiquitous Computing
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University of Warwick staff development
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10 October 2003
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414
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Association for Learning Technology Annual
Conference
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8 Sept 2003
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427
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Higher Education Smartcard Association
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14 Aug 2003
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396
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ESRC Teaching and Learning Research Programme
Technical Meeting
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16 June 2003
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160
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JISC Fair /X4L project meeting
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23 June 2003
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160
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JISC Regional Support Centre, South East
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20 June 2003
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663
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