Integrated Timetabling Project and Learning Spaces Strategy
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Integrated Timetabling Project and Learning Spaces Strategy. Presented by Toni Kelly and Matt Sherlock at the Utilisation of Space Across Campus through the Use of ICT workshop at the University of Birmingham on 24th August 2011.
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