It was raining and Leda was off to her University for the day. Her phone had already sent her notification to leave for campus early as there was a lot of traffic on the roads and the buses were being delayed. She got to the bus stop earlier than usual and within a few minutes … Read more
So what do we mean by a learning space and how is an intelligent learning space different? Though the main thrust of the Jisc Intelligent Campus project is looking at how we can extend learning analytics to include and incorporate physical data, there is also space to discuss peripheral and related issues to the work. … Read more
If you are working in the area of the Intelligent campus and are interested in work being undertaken in this space by others, then we would like to invite you to attend one of our community events. The community of practice gives people an opportunity to network, share practice, hear what various institutions are doing and … Read more
As the project moves through the various project phases we will use the blog to update members and the community on progress. We are also using the blog to post drafts of documents for comment and review. We have also created a mailing list for people who are interested in the work we are undertaking, … Read more
It was with a little trepidation that I stood on the stage at the 48em ADBU Congrès to deliver a keynote on the intelligent campus and the student experience. The audience were all French library professionals attending the Congress. I delivered my presentation in English, and for those who needed it a translation service was … Read more
This is a guest blog post by Andrew Cormack, chief regulatory adviser, Jisc technologies looking at some of the issues that arise when using location-aware applications. Wouldn’t it be great if, when passing the library, your mobile phone reminded you of the books you meant to borrow? Wouldn’t it be scary if your tutor knew … Read more
Following the hackathon, we have published a blog post (on the main Jisc website) on the completed hackathon. Student ideas become a reality following two app development challenges – We only asked for prototypes – but two student teams in our development competition gave us app store-ready solutions to tackle common campus annoyances. Read more
See this post from Paul Bailey to find out who got through selection and what they are going to be doing next week. We’ll keep you updated after the hackathon completes but I think its going to be an interesting week at Aston. Read more
The guide covers the why and how of the intelligent campus space, incorporating ethics, strategic drivers and the learner voice. Download the guide Read more
As part of our edtech launchpad programme we are looking for student teams from universities and colleges across the UK to join us in building the campus of the future. The aim of the hackathon is for student teams to design, develop and build “something” that would benefit students in the world that is the … Read more