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We are pleased to announce four workshops between July–September in partnership with the Higher Education Academy and JISC infoNet on designing technology-enabled learning spaces. These will focus on:

 

• social and collaborative learning
• inquiry-based learning
• blended learning and teaching
• strategic planning for the development of learning environments following the 2006 UK Higher Education Space Management report on the impact on space of future changes in higher education

The workshops build on the recently launched JISC guide ‘Designing Spaces for Effective Learning’ - www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/infokits/learning-space-design. They will be of interest to senior managers in higher education with responsibility for space planning and management, including pro vice-chancellors, directors, deans of faculty and departmental heads, university registrars, and strategic planning managers.

 

Dates and venues

17 July - Technology-rich spaces for inquiry-based group learning: University of Warwick (www.jisc.ac.uk/eli_warwick.html)

21 July - Technology-rich spaces for blended learning and teaching: University of Hertfordshire (www.jisc.ac.uk/eli_hertfordshire.html)

21 September  - Enabling institution-wide, strategic development of technology-rich learning spaces: University of East London (www.jisc.ac.uk/eastlondon.html)

September (TBC)- Technology-rich spaces for social and collaborative learning: Glasgow Caledonian University (www.jisc.ac.uk/eli_glasgow.html)

 

For further information and bookings, please visit the Designing Spaces for Effective Learning page on the JISC website: www.jisc.ac.uk/eli_learningspaces.html

 

There is no charge for these events but delegate numbers are limited. Please book early to ensure a place.

 

Best regards,

Sarah