Explore how you can use social media to boost student enrolment and market your university.

Toni Pearce is the NUS’s new president. We spoke to her before she took up her post and asked, “What’s topping your agenda?”

Might ‘open’ be the essential idea, concept, even movement for our digital age?

Potential business models for humanities and social sciences open access monographs.

What potential do huge repositories of digitised data hold for research?

We look at how learning providers can develop their own games-based apps to enhance the learning experience.

Advice on alternative search engines and resources for researchers.

City recruiters share advice for getting work through Twitter and LinkedIn.

Following the re-launch of the Jisc website, our web team draw on their own experiences to share their top tips for building or re-designing your website.

We look at e-safety for the post-16 sector, as well as the legal requirements and best practice for using online materials.

We answer your questions about maximising the potential of your learning spaces to improve the experience of your students.

Rather than dismissing technology as irrelevant or a threat, teaching staff can open up the possibilities for job satisfaction and the development of their practice.

Colleges could make huge cost savings by embracing open source software.

New approaches to the idea of students as producers of learning resources are improving student engagement and helping to keep courses current.

Collaborations with world-leading organisations on the big technological issues of the day are bringing wider recognition of the UK’s expertise and promoting its institutions as great places to study.

A round-up of events where you can talk to Jisc experts.