Origami?What's that got to do with Technologies and Learning
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This document summarizes events from JISC RSC Northwest in 2011 including hands-on origami sessions, discussions on podcast and mobile technologies, and scenarios for integrating technologies to enhance the student and staff experience. It provides details on podcast production and publication processes, and the university's approach to recognizing, recommending, arranging, and considering technologies as core systems for learning.
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