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JISC's learning and teaching radio programme. Course data: making the most of your course information. Beatrice Ollerenshaw: University of Sunderland. Bridget Taylor: University of Oxford. Claire Gale: Cranfield University. Craig Hawker: Independent Developer. George Dafoulas: Middlesex University. Joss Winn: University of Lincoln. Kirstie Coolin: The University of Nottingham. Liz Butterworth: Loughborough College. Mark Stubbs: Manchester Metropolitan University. Paul Travill: University of Wolverhampton.
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INCLUDED! | Architecture of Participation
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Adaptive Institutions working across Collaborative Networks. A Proposed Information Architecture for Civil Society. Brief Outline of functional specification. Using the Cybrarian interface. Stakeholder organisations and the modernising government agenda. Relationship between trusted intermediaries and citizens. Trusted intermediaries and Cybrarian Content. Who wants to use e-government information? Mapping to existing information flows. The advantages of distributed information. Cybrarian is a portal and...
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UG-Flex Project Blog: December 2010
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Wednesday, 15 December 2010. HEA publication "University Management of Work-based Learning". Http:/ www.heacademy.ac.uk/assets/York/documents/ourwork/employability/employeelearning/EEL UniversityManagementOfWBL.pdf. Interesting to see how UG-Flex has progressed since. All in...
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UG-Flex Project Blog: Report back on conference "A new deal for part-time and distance students" 12 Oct 2011
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Tuesday, 25 October 2011. Report back on conference "A new deal for part-time and distance students" 12 Oct 2011. The public value of HE (social mobility and economic benefits) and individual benefit are recognised;. Growing importance of part-time study – demographic ...
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UG-Flex Project Blog: September 2011
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Wednesday, 14 September 2011. Comments sought on options for Greenwich's academic calendar post 2012. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). You have found the UG-Flex Project Blog. So please take some time to read the posts and add your own comments and views. Or call 020 8881 8918.
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UG-Flex Project Blog: April 2011
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Thursday, 28 April 2011. Feedback on the VOXUR video unit pilot. Feedback on VOXUR Unit loaned by T-SPARC to UG-Flex. Colleagues at Greenwich were invited to give feedback (in confidence) on the unit in particular on. 1 Ease of use. 5 Their plans for using the feedback.
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UG-Flex Project Blog: May 2011
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Wednesday, 25 May 2011. Going beyond the obvious – talking about challenge and change (Programme Meeting 11 May 2011). Equally how can we convey meaningfully what improved processes and systems around course information / data look like and what impact they have had? To ensu...
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UG-Flex Project Blog: June 2011
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Thursday, 30 June 2011. Help stakeholders identify to barriers to flexibility at Greenwich through rich pictures. A report on the session, along with photos of the rich pictures produced by participants can be found on the Design Studio:. There is so much potential in the me...
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UG-Flex Project Blog: UG-FLEX - thank you and good bye (well not quite.....)
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Monday, 30 July 2012. UG-FLEX - thank you and good bye (well not quite.). And it is safe to say that the project ended on a very positive note and has generated a series of new initiatives and development going forward. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog is one of...
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UG-Flex Project Blog: October 2010
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UG-Flex is a JISC funded project based at the University of Greenwich. We are working to reveal and enhance our curriculum development processes in order to support a more flexible and diverse curriculum underpinned by agile systems. Thursday, 21 October 2010. Project, Cluster and Programme Meetings, Presentations and Progress. September and October 2010 will go down as busy, productive months for UG-Flex despite the blows of Browne's Review and Osborne's axe. Validation and Review Enhancements Go Live.
