JISC

The conference is now over. However, the recordings of each live session are also available, and linked directly below. These open in a new window; your system must be set up to use Elluminate. If you have technical problems, consult http://www.elluminate.com/support/. 

 

Theme 1 - Releasing the potential

This theme runs for 48 hours from 8.30am on Tuesday 23 November 2010.

Keynote
Learning to live in interesting times – what are educational institutions for? Keri Facer (Manchester Metropolitan University) Facilitated by Helen Beetham. View the recording. You can also download the presentation.
Sessions
Developing a culture of blended learning innovation Graham Galbraith (University of Hertfordshire) and Jon Alltree (University of Hertfordshire) Facilitated by Mark Russell. View the recording. You can also download the presentation.
Transforming assessment for learning in a digital age David Boud (University of Technology, Sydney) Facilitated by Mark Russell. View the recording. You can also download the presentation.
What do students really want? Usman Ali and Aaron Porter (NUS) Facilitated by Rhona Sharpe. View the recording. You can also download the presentation.

View the recording of the plenary session.

 

Theme 2 - Realising the value

This theme runs for 48 hours from 8.30am on Thursday 25 November 2010.

Keynote
How to get your innovations adopted (and change the world) Anne Miller (The Creativity Partnership) Facilitated by Peter Bullen. View the recording. You can also download the presentation.
Sessions
Is the future mobile? Graham Brown-Martin (Learning Without Frontiers) Facilitated by Diane Brewster. View the recording.
Sustaining innovation in curriculum delivery Gus Cameron (University of Bristol), Marion Manton (University of Oxford) and Phil George (Kingston College)  Facilitated by Simon Walker. View the recording. You can also download the presentation.
Sustaining OER innovation through collaboration and partnership Simon Thomson (Leeds Metropolitan University) and Andy Beggan (University of Nottingham) Facilitated by Peter Bullen. View the recording. You can also download the presentation.

 View the recording of the plenary session.

 

Conference closing keynote

Shaping our learning futures Elliott Masie (the Masie Center) shares his thoughts on this with the conference. Facilitated by Helen Beetham. View the recording.

 

Pre-conference reading and activity week

This is not just a four day conference! There are also numerous events and activities during the reading week, which begins on Tuesday 16th November. These are not to be missed, and include:

• Have-a-go area A space for JISC services and projects to publicise the practical aspects of their work, so that delegates have an opportunity to explore and try out for themselves innovative learning environments and resources. The focus will be on hands-on opportunities rather than on provision of papers and presentations.
• Virtual worlds tours and induction Shri Footring, Jane Edwards, Paul Miller (Regional Support Centres).
• We are also pleased to have again, for the third time, James Clay, Gloucestershire College, as the conference blogger.