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Talis Project Xiphos Research Day
Talis Project Xiphos Research Day

10 Jun
Birmingham, United Kingdom
From PaulMiller 2 years ago

Category: Education & E-Learning
3 members, 5 posts,
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Desc: Today most universities use a multitude of systems. Each of these has improved research and education, but far more can still be achieved by going beyond current system silos. Reorganising the student or academic experience around individuals, rather than systems, brings the resources of the institution to their finger tips in a way that is both natural yet powerful. The technology to make this real already exists, how institutions put it in to practice is the challenge. Through Project Xiphos, Talis is exploring the impact of applying the latest Web scale technologies, including Web 2.0 and the Semantic Web, to the challenges of education and research in Higher Education institutions today. Technology is rarely the whole solution to anything, especially in the complex world of Higher Education, yet it is without doubt that technology advancement unlocks major benefits for those willing to experiment and try a different way. At Talis Research Days, the objective is debate, discussion and demonstrations in order to share what we think is possible and hear what you think is useful. It is only through sharing innovation that the best way forward can be found.
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marktravis
marktravis: Ian Corns slides on The hidden value in Resource Lists from this Research Day.
Ian Corns - The hidden value in Resource Lists…
Posted 2 years ago | 0 replies


marktravis
marktravis: Nadeem Shabir's slides on Open World Thinking. Nadeem has also blogged about the event at http://www.virtualchaos.co.uk/blog/2008/06/15/talis-xiphos-research-day/
Open World Thinking
Posted 2 years ago | 0 replies


PaulMiller
PaulMiller: This is Carsten's presentation from WWW2008 in Beijing... the Xiphos Research Day presentation was broadly similar, and this gives an idea of his argument on the day.
Why Web 2.0 is Good for Learning and for Research: Principles and Prototypes
Posted 2 years ago | 0 replies


marktravis
marktravis: shared a slideshow
Alan Masson - Formalising the informal - using a Hybrid Learning Model to Describe Learning Practices
Posted 2 years ago | 0 replies


PaulMiller
PaulMiller: shared a slideshow
Web 2.0 and repositories - have we got our repository architecture right?
Posted 2 years ago | 0 replies



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