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Monthly Archives: May 2013
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