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Announcing OxTALENT 2108
From the OxTALENT organising committee: Have you been impressed by a member of staff or a student who has used technology in an exciting way? Have you created a great app, or designed an eye-catching conference poster or data visualisation? … Continue reading
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Announcing OxTALENT 2016
Circulated by Dr Liz Masterman, Academic IT Services, on behalf of the OxTALENT competition committee: IT Services is pleased to announce the 2016 OxTALENT competition. As in previous years, we will be recognising and rewarding the innovative use of digital … Continue reading
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OxTALENT WebLearn awards
A red carpet event was held at IT Services on 18 June 2014 to celebrate and showcase the use of digital technology in support of learning and teaching. We gave prizes to more than 20 winners from across the collegiate university, in … Continue reading
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WebLearn OxTALENT Awards
The annual OxTALENT Awards are presented each June. The deadline for entries is mid-day 16th May 2014. This year we are pleased to announce six open award categories, and we encourage you or your colleagues to enter examples of Oxford … Continue reading
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OXTALENT Awards: Use of WebLearn to support a Course or Programme of Study
Thanks to Liz Masterman for this article. Thomas Jellis, School of Geography and the Environment: The Copenhagen Fieldclass Dr Thomas Jellis is a lecturer in the School of Geography and the Environment and a tutor at Hertford and St John’s … Continue reading
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OxTALENT Awards 2013 – Call for entries – deadline 17 May
The annual OxTALENT Awards are presented each June. The deadline for entries is mid-day 17th May 2013. We encourage your WebLearn users to consider entering the WebLearn category. This year we are pleased to announce five open award categories, and … Continue reading
WebLearn OxTALENT Winners
Yesterday saw the annual OxTALENT awards held in OUCS and as usual the standard of entries submitted to the WebLearn categories were very high. There were two separate categories for WebLearn ‘Use of WebLearn to support a course or programme … Continue reading
OXTALENT Awards 2012
OxTALENT, in collaboration with the Learning Technologies Group at OUCS, organises an annual competition and awards ceremony for innovative use of IT in teaching and learning at the University. The 2012 awards ceremony (by invitation only) will be held 4-6pm … Continue reading
Call for nominations: OxTALENT competition 2011 – WebLearn Category
The annual OxTALENT competition for the innovative use of IT in teaching and learning at Oxford is now open for nominations. One of the categories is the innovative use of WebLearn. The OxTALENT awards are part of the University Teaching … Continue reading
Call for nominations: OxTALENT 2010 awards. Category: “Use of WebLearn to support a course or programme of study”
Call for nominations: OxTALENT 2010 awards. Category: “Use of WebLearn to support a course or programme of study” Eligibility: Members of Oxford University involved in teaching at undergraduate or graduate level, who use WebLearn to support online study and interaction … Continue reading