Tag Archives: Gerry Leonidas

14Feb/13

Show & TEL: Progress with Digitally Ready

February 14, 2013Dissemination, Meetings & Events, Small project funding schemeClare McCullagh, Department of Art, Department of Typography & Graphic Communication, Gavin Brooks, Gerry Leonidas, Guy Pursey, Kate Allen, Nadja Guggi, Nic Hollinworth, Nina Brooke, Sam Holton, School of Biological Sciences, School of Systems Engineering, Show & TEL: Progress with Digitally Ready, TEL Strategy Group, Vicki Holmes

Digitally Ready requests the pleasure of your company at our lunchtime ‘Show & TEL: Progress with Digitally Ready’ on 1 March, 12.30–2.00 here at Reading. This session is open to all Reading staffRead More…

13Feb/13

From paper (lots of it) to pixels

February 13, 2013Assessment & Feedback, Dissemination, Employability, Small project funding scheme, Staff-student partnerships, Work/Academic placementsDepartment of Typography & Graphic Communication, Gerry Leonidas, Jake Giltsoff, Real Jobs scheme, Rob Banham, Robbie Sterlini, WordPressgerryleonidas

A distinguishing feature of the BA programme in Typography are the professional assignments we run with external clients – our Real Jobs scheme. These ‘in-house placements’ allow inexperienced students to deal withRead More…

20Jul/12

Digitally Ready for the Future: Sharing Good Practice

July 20, 2012Dissemination, Meetings & Events'Sharing Good Practice' event, Alastair Culham, Andi Nygaard, Blackboard Mobile, Gerry Leonidas, Guy Pursey, InStEPP, Julian Park, Karsten Lundqvist, Matthew Nicholls, Pete Castle, Rebecca Reynolds, Richard Frazier, Shirley Williams, Sir David Bell KCB

This one-day event took place on 19 July and brought together staff with an interest in using digital technologies in innovative ways, to share good practice and encourage discussion around digital issues (fullRead More…

01May/12

Saint or sinner?

May 1, 2012Dissemination, Meetings & EventsAudience response system, Facebook, Gerry Leonidas, Kat Bicknell, Nadja Guggi, Netiquette, Online behaviour, Poll Everywhere, Simon Burke, Student response systems, Teaching & Learning Showcase events, Twitter, Wikis, Yammer

We’ ve been hearing a lot recently about the need for a code of practice to guide our students in their use of web 2.0 and social media when part of their learningRead More…