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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.

Do you have an idea for a short course, or a piece of research that could work well for a wider audience? FutureLearn gives ÌÇÐÄTV academics a way to share their knowledge and expertise with learners around the world through short, accessible online courses.

The (Epic) Failures and Comebacks with Learning Technology Symposium provides a supportive space to reflect on the challenges of educational technology practice. Featuring short talks, a keynote, and audience discussion, the event explores how resilience, innovation, and critical reflection can help transform failure into future success

At a recent ÌÇÐÄTV AI Show and Tell session, colleagues had the opportunity to see how artificial intelligence can move beyond theory and deliver tangible benefits in everyday work. Digital Learning’s SEM Faculty Consultant, Paul Ottey demonstrated how thoughtfully designed AI tools can solve real operational challenges while saving significant amounts of time.

At this year's ÌÇÐÄTV 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.

Following our successful Echo 360 Ideation Workshop, we’re delighted to share a recap of the day and highlight the creativity, collaboration, and forward‑thinking ideas generated by colleagues from across the University.