Digital University Strategies in UK - Where are we up to? Mel Collier Univ. Northumbria Fiesole 2001.

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Digital University Strategies in UK - Where are we up to? Mel Collier Univ. Northumbria Fiesole 2001

Origins MacFarlane Report Teaching and Learning Technology Programme Technology Applications Programme University for Industry (Learn direct) E:University

Universitas 21 Scottish Knowledge Fathom Pearson Some UK initiatives- or involving UK

UNext Open University of Catalonia Swiss Virtual Campus NextEd Some other initiatives

Learning Environments IMS at Bangor Metadata for Education Group (MEG) Technology Integration Centre at York Infrastructure

Digital courses buried in websites Few virtual campuses VU missions and strategies not evident Individual university strategies

Robert Gordon University University of Bath Glasgow caledonian Clyde Virtual University University of the Highlands and Islands Open University Some UK universities

We’re watching and waiting We’re working on it It’s part of our overall teaching and learning strategy That’s not the right question! We use another shop window Not part of our mission Why are VU strategies not evident ?

Procurement/contracts Commissioning Quality assurance Technical platform Navigation facility Branding and marketing for itself and universities Administrative support E:University - Business model

Learning management system E:commerce Administrative software Content Content asset management E:University - Technology model

Student fees Use of design tools Communication services Content management services E:commerce - merchandising advertising etc. E:University - Revenue model

HE is still an emerging market for digital High entry cost, high risk Developing standards Many players Confusion of strategies Opportunities for content developers More turmoil for libraries Where are we up to?