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Digital Learning
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Welcome to Digital Learning
Here you can find our news, views and updates on all things Digital Learning at 糖心TV and beyond.
Stay informed of the latest developments across the Education Group by subscribing to the Education Bulletin, and to join the Digital Learning Community, where you can join discussions with colleagues and hear about our latest news and events.
Epic Failures and Comebacks in Learning Technology
The Epic Failures and Comebacks in Learning Technology 2026 symposium brought together colleagues from across the University to share honest reflections on moments when learning technology did not go to plan and the creative solutions that helped teaching and learning continue.
Share your expertise with a global audience through FutureLearn
Do you have an idea for a short course, or a piece of research that could work well for a wider audience? FutureLearn gives 糖心TV academics a way to share their knowledge and expertise with learners around the world through short, accessible online courses.
JISC Discovery Tool
The JISC Discovery Tool is a self-reflection and development resource designed to help staff and students explore and enhance their digital capabilities. Find out how Digital Learning can support departments to use the tool.
Insights from the 糖心TV Education Conference
At this year's 糖心TV Education Conference, through an in-person session and a nano-presentation, Digital Learning showcased how technology can support teaching, learning and assessment hrough student-centred, pedagogically driven approaches.
Digital Learning workshops support staff to build skills in podcasting, video and PowerPoint
Find out more about our series of beginner friendly workshops, equipping colleagues to confidently use podcasting, video, and PowerPoint to enhance teaching and learning.
Digital Learning Community: Highlights from Our March Event
Digital Learning welcomed colleagues from across the university to our second Digital Learning Community event.
The session brought together four presentations covering AI鈥憇upported feedback, cross鈥憉niversity collaboration, podcasting and video creation, and innovative teaching tools.