This document provides an overview of Lisa Harris' background and interests which include over 10 years of experience in banking and education. She has a PhD from Brunel University and teaches at Brunel and the University of Southampton. Her research focuses on technological change in banking and she champions innovations in higher education including web science, digital literacies, and MOOCs. She discusses projects involving curriculum innovation, social learning, and student digital champions.
2. About me…
• 10 years in banking industry and MBA @ Oxford
Brookes makes me a “pracademic”
• PhD @ Brunel, investigating technological change in
banking
• Teaching @ Brunel and Director of MBA programme
• Course leader of MSc Digital Marketing
• Qualified tutor University of Liverpool e-MBA
• Student Digital Champions
• Associate of Institute for Learning, Innovation and
Development (ILIaD)
• Deputy Director of Web Science Institute
4. The Salmon of Doubt (Douglas Adams)
• “Anything that is in the world when you are born is normal and
ordinary
• Anything that is invented when you are between 15 and 35 is exciting
and revolutionary and you can probably get a career in it
• Anything invented after you are 35 is against the natural order of
things”
5. Sourced from recent lecture by @Intersticia “The age of the social machine” available here
6. Sourced from recent lecture by @Intersticia “The age of the social machine” available here
7. Sourced from recent lecture by @Intersticia “The age of the social machine” available here
8. Sourced from recent lecture by @Intersticia “The age of the social machine” available here
9. In a nutshell…
• I’m interested in the innovative applications of technology on
education, business and society
• In particular, I’m currently involved in projects investigating social
learning and social activism
“Educational innovator & disruptor at University of Southampton. I
champion Web Science, Digital Literacies, Student DigiChamps &
MOOCs. I make stuff happen.”
10. My collaborative projects
• Curriculum Innovation
• Students as Creators and Change Agents (#SBScoCreate)
• MOOCS
• The Power of Social Media
• Digital Marketing – STARTS TODAY!
• Learning in the Digital Age – in production
• Student Digital Champions (@digichamps)
Digital Literacy (satire by The Onion)
11. The Web has changed the way we learn….
By @nic_fair –
more info on
Innovation in HE blog
12. It has changed….
• How we learn - networked learning
• Why we learn - self-motivation and autonomy
• What we learn - facts vs skills/literacies
• Where we learn - anywhere we want
• When we learn - whenever we like
• From/with whom we learn - friends and peers, not ‘experts’
By @nic_fair –
more info on
Innovation in HE blog
14. We need to develop our digital literacies and
our learning networks….
By @nic_fair – more info on Innovation in HE blog
15. Student Created Learning,
supercharged with
Technology
Tom Davidson, Thomas Rowledge– BSc Web Science
Sam Phelps – BSc Business Analytics
@tomjdavidson
@tdrowledge
@SBSBusProgs
University of Southampton 2016 #SBSCoCreate
THE STUDENT PERSPECTIVE
16. Students As Creators Project – A Snapshot
University of Southampton 2016 #SBSCoCreate
Photo Credit to Chartered
Association of Business Schools
• Aims
• Social Media
• Blog
• Digital Literacy
Tom Davidson, Thomas Rowledge– BSc Web Science
Sam Phelps – BSc Business Analytics
@tomjdavidson @tdrowledge @SBSBusProgs
17. Students As Creators - Social Media
University of Southampton 2016 #SBSCoCreate
Twitter: @SBSBusProgs and #SBSCoCreate
With thanks to @tomjdavidson & @tdrowledge
18. With thanks to @tomjdavidson & @tdrowledge
StStudent-led programme blog blog
With thanks to @tomjdavidson & @tdrowledge
19. With thanks to @tomjdavidson & @tdrowledge
With thanks to @tomjdavidson & @tdrowledge
Student-led tweeting
@SBSbusprogsTwitter feed
With thanks to @tomjdavidson & @tdrowledge
21. MOOCs
• Showcase the university’s teaching/research /student contributions
to encourage enrolments on campus courses and inspire innovation
there
• Sharing of participants’ intentions/experiences via social media is
integral to the package
• these interactions carry an authenticity that traditional promotional
materials lack.
• Mobile/tablet access to course is crucial
• Full range of Southampton MOOCs
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23. Digital Champions
Sam Su
Oliver Bills
Marina Sakipi
Panos Grimanellis
George
Georgi
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Hamed
Ayhan
Hame
d
Ayhan
Farnoosh Berahman
Manish Pathak
Ivan Melendez
Ahmed
Abulaila
Lucy Braiden
Alessia
Fiochi
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24. Digichamps: Ivan Melendez
• KISM MSc @ Southampton 2012
• Helped out with employability workshops and university events
• Now working for Hootsuite in Vancouver
• Read Ivan’s story
25. Student Digital Champions:
Flo Broderick
• Met at SXSC2 in October 2012
• Took Digital Marketing and CI modules, learned interviewing skills and
video editing
• Helped out in a big way at Digital Media Europe
• Masterminded student contribution to Digital Literacies Conference
• Provided student perspective on our research into online learning
MOOCs
• Visited Italy to carry out MOOC filming in Portus
• Now in Madrid working for Telefonica Digital
26. Joining the Digichamps
• More information:
• Digichamps Blog
• Facebook Group
• What do the Digichamps do? (video)
• Digichamps help staff and students with educational applications of new
technologies, build professional online profiles, and manage social media
for live events.
• Students from all University Faculties & all levels of study
• Send a note to Lisa explaining why you would like to join the Digichamps
and highlighting the skills you offer / would like to develop
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Editor's Notes
Talk about project, why it’s working, technology and how that’s a key part of the learning environment. We don’t want to use academic style diagrams, we want to tell you stories of the project, and let you make your own mind up about whehter its working.
What we’ve done in the past Month, 3 Months, Year
Month: Amsterdam Higher Ed Conference, Changed Editors, Launched Plan for Undergraduate Led and curated Research Journal, Plan to engage new arrivals
3 Months: Delivered Workshop at Newcastle, Covered Student Brexit, Student Led Field Trip, modlet development
Year: Edinburgh, Toronto, Birmingham, New Blog (readership 400), Twitter (followers 100), set up the Programe! A year ago this didn’t even exsist! Designed Assessments, VLE use won awards, re-designed curriculum this year, guest speaker changes.
We have had time to do our degree (and a bit of a summer holiday) as well!
We have made plenty of changes, both physical and in the way the department thinks of students as a receptacles of knowledge (this does mean we have stood on some toes) and we are only just really beginning to see the extent of these.
Functions alongside the blog. Improving digital literacy of curators and followers on both Twitter and Facebook.