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JISC Digital Content Conference 2009

This event took place from 30 June to 01 July 2009

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30 June 2009 to 1 July 2009

11:30-15:30

Venue:
Cotswold Water Park Four Pillars Hotel
South Cerney
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In the context of the completion of Phase 2 of the JISC Digitisation Programme the conference will look at the issues facing the UK's colleges and universities as they deal with creating, delivering, sustaining and using a range of digital content as well as looking into future opportunities and challenges.

  

 

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In the context of the completion of Phase 2 of the Jisc Digitisation Programme the Jisc Digital Content Conference aims to discuss and decide the next steps that need to be taken to ensure the sustained integration of digitised content into research and education and is one of the most important events of 2009. It will consider the issues facing the UK's universities as they deal with creating, delivering, sustaining and using a whole range of digital content as well as looking into future opportunities and challenges. The following thematic strands will run throughout the conference: Managing Content; Content Development Strategies; Content In Education; User Engagement; Looking Into The Future.

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