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Category Archives: Digital community
Digital Hero, Dr Matthew Nichols, on BBC 4
One of our Digital Heros, Dr Matthew Nichols, is contributing to a BBC 4 series that looks at the colourful careers of the women behind the throne in ancient Rome, and its subtitle, ‘Mothers, Murderers and Mistresses’, hints at some of … Continue reading
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The Digital Department (Digital literacy project at UCL)
At lunchtime today the SELC group and other interested staff met to hear a presentation on The Digital Department (Digital literacy project at UCL), a sister project to Digitally Ready. It aims to develop the professional profile of teaching administrators. … Continue reading
Digitally Ready: Recognising the importance of support networks in developing Teaching & Learning
Digitally Ready is delighted to welcome Stefanie Anyadi and Clive Young of the The Digital Department, our partner project based at University College London (UCL), who will be visiting Reading on 13 May 2013 for a lunchtime session to talk … Continue reading
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Tagged Blackboard (VLE), Blackboard Local Course Administrator, Blackboard Portal Administrator, Certified Membership of the Association for Learning Technology (CMALT), Clive Young, Nadja Guggi, Recognising the importance of support networks in developing Teaching & Learning, School E-Learning Co-ordinators (SELCs), Stefani Anyadi, The Digital Department, University College London (UCL)
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In defence of lurking
Some of you readers out there have been kind of enough to let me know that on occasion you enjoy my missives on this blog – but it seems that I misstepped in last month’s post on ‘Enterprise social networking: … Continue reading
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Tagged Enterprise Social Networking (ESN), Lurking, Nadja Guggi, Yammer
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Putting the ‘social’ in enterprise social networking
With our Digital Development Forum on ‘Enterprise Social Networking: What’s in it for me?’ coming up tomorrow, I thought I would pick up where I left off in my last blog post about our Yammer experiment here at Reading – … Continue reading
Enterprise social networking: Caring, climbing, campaigning
Here at Reading we have been trialling enterprise social networking service Yammer since the start of the new year. Head of Web and New Media Helen Setchell who is a member of the Digitally Ready Steering Group, is leading the … Continue reading
Digital Community: Art at Reading launches OSCAR
Art at Reading has a new digital platform to connect staff and students. OSCAR, the Online Studio Community at Reading, has been developed to support the vast range of teaching and learning activities that happen across studio modules in Art, within the … Continue reading
Hatchpath revisited
An email this week from Hatchpath telling me that around 10% of our UG stduents had signed up for it led me to look at some of the large part 1 modules in Biological Sciences to check the usage.