13th of September

Additions include details about our e-Learning Scoping Survey and our e-Learning Workshops (in our Wiki News section), as well as info on a Major UK Project: The Newton Project.

5th of September

Additions include an extended presentation of the Project Archelogos (Director: Prof. T. Scaltsas, Edinburgh); News about JISC funding opportunities (deadline in 2nd of October); and intereresting Seminar on elearning in the Humanities at HEA-York.

August 31st, 2007: Update for our Wiki

Additions to our Wiki include news about the interesting Blog on teaching philosophical courses In Socrates' Wake: A philosophy teaching Blog and the large US based on line repository of papers and other books on teaching and learning (with many on line papers on elearning) called ERIC.

August 21st, 2007: Updates for our e-Learning Wiki

Additions to the e-learning Wiki include news about the Newsfilm Online users Workshops, Journals relevant to e-learning and the Intute internet resources tutorials for academics and students in philosophy, history and philosophy of science and theology and religious studies.

August 1st, 2007: New Wiki address Launched

After some problems with the code of our previous Wiki host, it was decided that we move to a new Wiki host and a different address (there will be re-direction link in the previous address).
The new address is: http://wiki.prs.heacademy.ac.uk/doku.php?id=elearning
Our new Wiki has many new features (see in the upper right corner the Table of Contents, which helps navigation) and its aesthetic value is significantly improved.
Today, news about two elearning resources added: Lectopia and Ductus.
Have a look and tell us what you think!

July 31st: Important Updates for our Wiki

July 31: Important updates for our Wiki include: a new section on Conferences related to eLearning; a new section on links to Journals related to eLearning; a DISCOURSE eDIGEST with titles of articles from our Journal related to eLearning; many new events. Please read through and let us know what you think.

Monday 30th of July 2007: Wiki back into business!

Today, our Wiki is back into business thanks to our IT team.
Please visit and see many new items: a CD application from Italy which teaches philosophy via an interactive computer called: Socrates! An interesting project about creating a multi-disciplinary educational software from History Classics ad Archaeology Subject Centre. Many events organised by the Social Policy and Social Work Subject Centre. Links to interesting articles about Paul Virilio's polemic against eLearning and the latest developments on the legal fights against Blackboard! And an interesting new Wiki for the Humanities.