Our archived e-learning innovation programme (2003-2008) funded work under three themes: mobile and wireless technologies, physical learning space design and gaming.
You might also be interested in the outcomes of our archived learning and teaching innovation grants programme and its partner in further education and skills. Between 2008 and 2011, these gave universities and colleges the opportunity to submit proposals for one-year projects on any aspect of e-learning.
Since the completion of the programme, we have continued to investigate the impact of new technologies and redesigned learning spaces. Our guide on learning spaces, updated in 2015, combines the latest on technology with guidance on design, supported by a library of images.
Follow the progress of our latest work on innovative technologies, such as augmented reality in further education and skills, and look out for further case studies in our detailed guide to mobile learning.
Mobile technologies, far from being a distraction, are increasingly recognised for their ability to enhance teaching and learning and contribute to the digital student experience.
