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What is Digital Art?

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A new video exploring the rich horizons offered by digital art has been released by The British Council.

CCW slides for Tel-vision event at LCF

The TeL-vision event on 23/02/15 brought people together from across UAL to explore the role and value of Technology enhanced Learning.

Understanding digital domains in arts learning & teaching

The virtual learning environment (VLE) at University of the arts London (UAL) is quickly becoming an accepted norm for delivering the UAL online L&T experience, best practice examples provide c

Student Digital Maker Lucy at WCA

Another great example of work being produced at Wimbledon College of arts by a student engaging in physical computing mixing traditional and new tech as part of her arts practice.

Student Digital Maker Jessica at WCA

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Across CCW we are seeing more and more students engaging in physical computing mixing traditional and new tech as part of arts practice, students are quickly learning more about open source hardwar

About: CCW Digital MakerSpace

The CCW (Camberwell, Chelsea & Wimbledon colleges of Arts) Digital MakerSpace at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is a growing informal, cross disciplinary community exploring 

Post-digital notes and links

Post-digital notes and links

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Microsoft HoloLens

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We envisioned a world where technology could become more personal. Where it could adapt to the natural ways we communicate, learn, and create.

About DigiTell

DigiTell: Sharing experience of digital arts learning, teaching & practice, perspectives of emergent practice from students, staff & the creative industries.

TDP Summary

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Can a triangulation of assessment methods help me to identify specific pedagogic needs for an intercultural student environment and myself in order to improve my practice at the London College of F