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REPRODUCE Project Blogs
Details of all the blogs from all of the RepRODUCE projects
Here are details and links of all of the RepRODUCE projects, starting with our own one. All of the blogs will also be added to the web site so that they appear in the latest news section whenever they are updated.
JISC CASPER Blog - http://casper.jiscinvolve.org/
Latest JISC Casper News
Using Digital Resources to Enhance Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
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REViP - Repurposing Existing Virtual Patients
REViP on YouTube
The REViP team have recently posted a video case study on youTube, called ‘Impossible Mission?’, outlining the process of repurposing and enriching Virtual Patients from Germany to the UK. Feel free to have a look. All comments are welcome! Please email chara@sgul.ac.uk
REGEN-1
A discussion started by Roz Fox was featured
A discussion started by Roz Fox was featured
ReFORM
IPR Clearance – Just as we thought things were getting clearer and easier….
it goes and gets messy again. Although we have initially been given clearance (albeit verbal and informal) to use a myriad of materials/RLOs from various sources, it appears that when faced ...
Q-ROLO
sample week
Sent materials to Mark (Hope) for single week topic: Pixel Group Processing (convolution masks).
Consisting of one .ppt presentation, one lab session, and one Reusable Learning Object.
MOSAIC Project Blog
Reuse in action
Having been involved in several research projects around the area of OERs (especially OpenSpires) and more specifically the reuse of existing content (Mosaic and Cascade), it is really gratifying to see some of this work enter our mainstream course production practice. A major benefit of Mosaic was a real tightening up of our approaches to [...]
JISC Casper Blog
What do we mean by reuse and repurpose?
One of the more surprising findings from the reproduce projects has been the absence of a consistent understanding of ‘reuse’ and ‘repurposing’ of digital content. For JISC and JISC Collections it was always meant to mean a very active engagement with that content, disaggregating, copying, pasting, embedding, adapting and generally taking parts of the content and [...]
Heythrop PSYCHE Project Blog
Presentation at ALT-C 2009
The PSYCHE project was very present at ALT-C 2009, with a poster presentation, which can be accessed from here, and a presentation about online student reading. Slides available here.
