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BRII’s Entity Store

In our internal meetings we use the term Registry or Entity Registry to refer to the Research Information Infrastructure. Wanting to know a bit more about the meaning and technological features of such kind of store I asked Anusha. She gave me the following lecture:Cecilia: What is an Entity Registry and what is the difference with conventional stores?Anusha: Lets first list our entities, so we

Update

With the end of the JISC-funded phase of the project approaching at the end of March, I’m involved in making sure things (e.g. project documentation) are ready for this milestone. The following is a small selection of other things I’ve been involved in: helping put together the draft final report; arranging our latest (senior management) [...]

BETA System Development – February 2010

Development has been continuing this month. Still focusing on the administrative side of it. I’m basically designing the system to be able to design a branched step processes in order to accomodate the APEL process we have designed but also to allow modification and support for multiple processes.
The way it works is each step has [...]

Southampton and the new website…

On Wednesday 10th Feb, I attended a Project Assembly at Southampton for thee-Assessment in Higher Education (EASiHE) project. During the day we explored Higher Learning Objectives, and how these can be tested using multiple choice type questions, with the attendees drawing up a list of Do’s and Don’ts, which will be incorporated into a booklet being produced by the project (I’ll let the team know when I receive this!).
We are also re-developing the current ASSET website, adding new sections and content about the progress of the pilots, staff and students thoughts about using video for feedback, and the out puts of the project so far….if you have any ideas/suggestions please let me know!
 

Southampton and the new website…

On Wednesday 10th Feb, I attended a Project Assembly at Southampton for thee-Assessment in Higher Education (EASiHE) project. During the day we explored Higher Learning Objectives, and how these can be tested using multiple choice type questions, with the attendees drawing up a list of Do’s and Don’ts, which will be incorporated into a booklet being produced by the project (I’ll let the team know when I receive this!).
We are also re-developing the current ASSET website, adding new sections and content about the progress of the pilots, staff and students thoughts about using video for feedback, and the out puts of the project so far….if you have any ideas/suggestions please let me know!
 

EASIHE Assembly: Workshop on Higher Learning Skills and Good Feedback

We have now held our first assembly on 10th Feb 2010.
The purpose of the workshop was to discuss and agree good practice for creating formative assessments for higher order learning skills that give outstanding, computer generated feedback.
Speakers were Lester Gilbert, Bill Warburton, Veronica Gale and David Bacigalupo, and we had a group work session led [...]

Social Software inside the Enterprise – does it have a role?

British Computer Society – Sociotechnical Specialist Group host
Social Software inside the Enterprise – does it have a role?
By
Ian McNairn
Wednesday  Feb 10th 2010
London Venue:
Marylebone Road. (Opp. Baker Street Station, and Mme Tussauds)
Time: 6.15pm – 8.00pm including questions. Cost:Free.  All welcome!
Especially PG students.

Room: [...]

the JISC Institutional Innovation Exchange at Birmingham

On Thursday 28th and Friday 29th of January, Laura and Anne-Sophie went off to Birmingham for the JISC Institutional Innovation Exchange meeting.One of the activities was the Trade Fair… With 7 sold products, we didn’t do such a bad job! Thanks for all who bought our products. For those who would still like to have [...]

Quick Update

Hi Everyone! I just thought I should post a quick update to let you all know what’s been going on the last few weeks…. firstly we are running our last two staff focus groups (we had one today and have one tomorrow), although we will be having meetings with other staff members who were unable to attend. we have also sent out the staff post-use survey – so will hopefully have this data available soon!Secondly we have now sent out the student post-use survey (this was sent yesterday), and we have also sent out an invite to students to attend a focus group in mid-February. So hopefully we will soon have the data we need to assess both Staff and Student enagaemnt with the resource (and video feedback)! 

Institutional Innovation Exchange

We all went out to Aston, on the little pond’s shore lineTo trade products with some tokens, we didn’t have much timeLawrie Phipps and the support team found the best place aroundWith lots of coffee, food and good wine, we sold our stuff by the poundTalks on the waterand products in the sky—————-
The “trade fair” [...]

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