Events

11 Dec 2013

via Jisc RSC Scotland.

11 Mar 2014 for 2 days
ICC

After a two year break, the Jisc conference will return in 2014 in a new guise as the Jisc Digital Festival. The festival will be innovative, informative and fun, showcasing and celebrating the very best in UK digital talent by bringing together experts and providers from the higher education,...

21 Apr 2010 (09:30 - 14:00)
Library Conference Room, University of East Anglia

This half-day workshop for researchers in the arts and social sciences will highlight some of the opportunities now available through the use of networks and advanced digital technologies for research. This event has been cancelled This half-day workshop for researchers in the arts and social...

12 Apr 2010 (18:00 - 16:30)
Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre

The theme 'Technology: at the heart of education and research' confirms JISC’s view that universities and colleges must integrate technology into all aspects of their strategic planning. Virtual goody bag Social network Programme

24 Feb 2010 for 4 days
University of London Union, Malet Street, Bloomsbury, London, WC1E 7HY

This event, for software developers working in all areas of higher education, is designed to give developers the chance to learn and practice new skills, meet other people working in similar areas and to take part in discussions led by experts from higher education and industry. This event, for...

19 Feb 2010 (09:30 - 15:30)
Seminar Room 1, Aldham Robarts Learning Resource Centre, Liverpool John Moores University

This JISC-sponsored roadshow for researchers and those providing IT support, will introduce some of the infrastructure and Web 2.0 tools available to help researchers collaborate in teams spanning disciplinary, institutional and/or national boundaries. We will hear about the development of Virtual...

11 Feb 2010 (10:00 - 19:00)
Grand Connaught Rooms

JISC are delighted to be sponsoring and taking part in this one-day event which will allow participants to explore how their institutions, and they – as leaders and managers in higher education – can be more agile and creative in meeting the challenges of the future higher education environment...