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Update on JISC Content Call 06/11

The peer review panels for the JISC Content Call (06/11) were held last week, for all three strands. Recommendations for funding have now been made and these will be circulated to the markers who were unable to attend the meetings last week. Once the recommendations have been approved, JISC Policy staff will be in touch […]

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JISC ITT: World War One Commemoration: Digital Content Prioritisation

JISC invites tenders to research key aspects of future World War One (WW1) digital content development in readiness for the centenary commemoration of the conflict from 2014 onwards. This research is intended to provide understanding in 3 key areas: WW1 content and collections that are available to education in analogue and digital form; Teaching, learning […]