JISC Innovation Forum 2010 (JIF2010)
28 July 2010 - 29 July 2010
Royal Holloway (University of London), Egham, Surrey
The key to successful and sustainable innovation is sharing ideas, developments and discussion
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The purpose of the JISC Innovation Forum 2010 (JIF2010) is to bring together over 200 JISC funded projects for a networking, sharing and learning event. JIF2010 will provide a forum for projects and programmes to meet, engage, share ideas and form useful relationships.
Themes and Sessions
The event is based around 5 main themes within which there are a number of sesssions - details on the sessions can be found by clicking on the links below:
Project Management
- a. The role of the Change Manager within Institutions
- b. IPR and Licensing: Current Approaches and Future Impact
- c. Project management methodologies - Agile and Prince2
Developing Sustainability and Impact
- a. Understanding Sustainability and Doing It Better
- b. Who is responsible for Sustainability and Impact?
- c. Community and Sustainability
Engaging with your communities
- a. Writing to get your project noticed
- b. Promoting your project to different audiences
- c. Engaging with communities through social media and networking
Open Mic - discussing current issues facing Institutions
Project Showcase of JISC funded projects
- Demo #1 - One Share - University of Southamton
- Demo #2 - Xpert Repository - University of Nottingham
- Demo #3 - Mobile Campus Assistant - University of Bristol
- Demo #4 - Finding 'Free to use' Digital Media - JISC Digital Media
- Demo #5 - Online contect can be highly accessible, is yours? - JISC Techdis
- Demo #6 - Taking control of your working world - University of Hull
- Demo #7 - Shared Architecture for eMployer, Student and Organisational Networking (SAMSON) - University of Nottingham
- Demo #8 - Sitting on a goldmine – Resource Use Data in UK HE
- Demo #9 - Giving credit where credits due - MIMAS
- Demo #10 - Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM), Newcastle University
- Demo #11 - The Design Studio: a Curriculum Design and Delivery toolkit - University of Northumbria
Project Exhibitions
Keynote
We are fortunate to be joined by Professor John Potter who will be delivering our closing keynote
All Delegate Sessions
- Opening Plenary - 28th July
- The Impact of Open - 28th July
- Opening Plenary - 29th July
- The Big Idea - Dragons Den - 29th July
To register for the event contact jif2010@conferencecare.com
Clouds in this Cloudscape
- Demo #1 - 11.30 - 12.00 - One Share - University of Southampton
- Demo #10 - 12.30 - 13.00 - Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM), Newcastle University
- Demo #11 - 13.15 - 13.45 - The Design Studio: a Curriculum Design and Delivery toolkit - University of Northumbria
- Demo #2 - 12.15 - 12.30 - Xpert Repository - University of Nottingham
- Demo #3 - Mobile Campus Assistant - University of Bristol
- Demo #4 - 13.15 - 13.45 - Finding 'free to use' Digital Media - JISC Digital Media
- Demo #5 - 14.00 - 14.30 - Online content can be highly accessible, is yours? - JISC Techdis
- Demo #6 - 14.45 - 15.15 - Taking control of your working world - University of Hull
- Demo #7 - 15.30 - 16.00 - Shared Architecture for eMployer, Student and Organisational Networking (SAMSON) - University of Nottingham
- Demo #8 - 10.30 - 11.00 - Sitting on a goldmine – Resource Use Data in UK HE
- Demo #9 - 11.30 - 12.00 - Giving credit where credits due - MIMAS
- JIF2010 Discussion Cloud (8 comments)
- JIF2010 Timetable (1 comment)
- Keynote Speaker - Professor John Potter
- Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? (23 comments)
- Open Mic Session: Thunderbolts and Lightning (2 comments)
- Open Mic Session: Weathering the Storm - finding solutions to significant issues (2 comments)
- Opening Plenary - 28th July 2010
- Opening Plenary - 29th July 2010 (1 comment)
- Project Exhibition Stands
- Project Showcase
- T1: Project Management Theme: Intellectual Property Rights and Licensing: Current Approaches and Future Impact
- T1: Project Management Theme: Project Management Methodologies – Agile and Prince 2 - making them work for you (11 comments)
- T1: Project Management Theme: The Role of the Change Manager (4 comments)
- T2: Developing Sustainability and Impact Theme: Community and sustainability
- T2: Developing Sustainability and Impact Theme: Understanding Sustainability and Doing It Better (1 comment)
- T2: Developing Sustainability and Impact Theme: Who's responsible for sustainability and impact? (2 comments)
- T3: Engaging with your Communities Theme: Promoting your project to different audiences (1 comment)
- T3:Engaging with your Communities Theme: Engaging with communities through social media and networking
- T3:Engaging with your Communities Theme: Writing to get your project noticed
- The Big Idea - Dragon's Den (3 comments)
- The Impact of Open (2 comments)
- Using the JIF2010 Cloudscape
Cloudstream
- "I came across this cloud on my cloudquest. I am also on H800 although imagine most who contributed...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Alice La Rooy on 24 March 2013 - "Participants in this cloud might want to join the live chat - Friday 11 November - organized by The...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Antonella Esposito on 10 November 2011 - "Great question! Reminds me of James Paul Gee on the future of education:
"What I have called...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Cris Crissman on 16 April 2011 - "Fantastic discussion - thanks "Saucy Sailoress" for starting it and Gráinne for linking...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by David Kernohan on 14 April 2011 - "All great comments - what an interesting flash debate! Totally agree about the role of...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Gráinne Conole on 14 April 2011 - "What an interesting debate this has turned out to be!!!
I'd like to refer to a point I made in the...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Saucy Sailoress on 13 April 2011 - "Traditional universities will and are exploiting the internet, e-learning tools and social...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Jonathan Vernon on 13 April 2011 - "This is a great topic. For me, the value of a formal university module as opposed to a...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Sukaina Walji on 11 April 2011 - "As students begin to pay more for their education, their expectations and demands for quality...
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Debbie Meharg on 11 April 2011 - Digital Storytelling - I wish I'd been able to do this one!
added to Massively Open Online Courses – the Death of Universities? by Amanda Healey-Browne on 9 April 2011
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