Digitally Ready for 2013
In attempting to write this blog post to sum up what 2012 has meant for Digitally Ready, the JISC-funded project here at the University of Reading to support staff and students inRead More…
Tag Archives: Letters to Santa
Letters to Santa: Communication and information
Thank you for your lovely letter. I am sorry to hear that you find it hard to find out what support is available. Santa has asked me to say that he thinksRead More…
Letters to Santa: Context aware systems, and info-overload management tools
Hi – Santa says thank you so much for using his more formal mode of address! Something the elves here have thought about occasionally is a system like a spam filter, butRead More…
Letters to Santa: Reputation, resources and branding
Dear Kirsti, Thank you so much for your letter, which has some great requests in it. More time to use online resources (or indeed, more time for any number of priorities) isRead More…
Letters to Santa: IT training & top down encouragement of social media
Thank you for your interesting letter. I know that training colleagues can be a time consuming and reward-free task sometimes. If it isn’t part of your actual role, you need to beRead More…
Dear Santa
On Twitter I asked the guys @uniapp: @uniapp what would you ask Santa for to help #UoR be Digitally Ready? See ideas at t.co/1xJqqA4w This was their reply: @ShirleyEarley something along theRead More…
Letters to Santa: Compatibility and consideration
Thanks for your letter. Yours, Communications Elf. PS Only kidding, but I thought I should be keeping it brief! I think it is important that people act with consideration. There isRead More…
Letters to Santa: Risk taking and innovation
Thank you for your marvellous letter. Santa says that he would love to help, and help improve the approach to risk taking and innovation. It is particularly lovely that you combines thisRead More…
Letters to Santa: Local initiatives
Thank you for your lovely letter. Santa is obviously very busy at this time of year, but he has asked me to reply, in my role as Communications Elf, on his behalf.Read More…