Submit your programme session ideas for Connect More

Help co-design our Connect More programme by sharing priority topics and issues you want to explore.

Connect More will be taking place online in both May and December each year. This marks an exciting expansion (having previously only been held once a year), offering even more opportunities to engage, learn and connect.

The next Connect More will take place online on 1 - 2 December 2026.

Sessions will run for either 30 or 45 minutes. Each session includes time for audience Q&A.

Please complete this form to be considered. Please contact connectmore@jisc.ac.uk if you have any queries.

Connect More showcases best practice in teaching and learning, exploring how digital tools and approaches can enhance teaching, learning, and student support.

All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Your details

First name *

Last name *

Work email *

Job title *

Organisation *

Shaping the programme: your idea

Have you spoken at Connect More before? *

Yes

Preferred session length (this includes 10 minutes for Q&A): *

30 minutes

45 minutes

Session format: *

Interactive - delegates can participate and may choose to keep their cameras off

Webinar - delegates will not have their cameras on

Your session is aimed at: *

Further education

Higher education

Research

Proposed session title *

Short description of what the session would cover *

What are the session’s key messages/takeaways for the audience

Any additional notes to support your proposal

Privacy notice

The following information is needed for us to process your proposal to speak at Jisc events. We’ll use it, as described in our events privacy notice, to provide the service you’ve requested, as well as to identify problems or ways to make the service better. If your proposal is accepted we’ll include your name, affiliation and presentation title in a public programme that may be read from anywhere on the internet. Please let us know if that will cause a problem, so we can discuss whether we can reduce what is displayed without devaluing the programme.