Monday, 19 November 2007
News about our E-Learning Workshop in London: SOAS, 14th of December and a new section in our Wiki on Workshops
Additions to our Wiki include our update about our E-Learning Workshop in London (SOAS- 14th of December) (please register for it asap!). We have also added a new section on Workshops (with news both about our own -one in London and one in Glasgow- and about Workshops with interest to PRS academics) . We have here news about the York Workshop on e-Assessment and the Wolverhampton Workshop on Mobile Learning.
Thursday, 1 November 2007
30th of October: Funding opportunity from JISC and a new section for our Wiki: Blog List
Additions for our Wiki include a Funding Opportunity from JISC, a new section for Links to PRS Blogs and a new section for Links to PRS E-mail Lists. Please check them out and if you have any more additions to suggest, please contact Costas.
Tuesday, 23 October 2007
E-Learning Conference: 2nd Call for Papers
23-10-07: The 2nd Call for Papers for our E-Learning Conference is on the Wiki and our Website. Please check it out!
Monday, 22 October 2007
Additions- 20/10/07
20/10/07: Additions include Stephen Clark's and Richard Clarke's Web Resources and a new onLine Journal for teaching and learning.
Thursday, 13 September 2007
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.
Wednesday, 5 September 2007
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.
Friday, 31 August 2007
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.
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