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The document provides guidance on seeking funding for technology enhanced learning (TEL) projects at Leeds Metropolitan University. It outlines various internal and external funding opportunities and steps for successful bidding. Some key internal opportunities mentioned are existing projects, learning technologists, and internal funding sources. External sources discussed include smaller grants from organizations like the Higher Education Academy and larger projects from research councils. The document emphasizes strategic planning, understanding funders' priorities, building on strengths, and coordinating bids internally and with partners. Current and upcoming funding calls are also listed.
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