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DIAL

Below are all the posts on process.arts tagged DIAL, a project, partially funded by JISC Developing Digital Literacies Programme, is a two-year project (ending December 2013) at the university of Arts London, see DIAL blog.  The DIAL project set out with the key aim of exploring cultural change and improving graduate employability in the arts. For all DIAL related posts on process.arts also see DIAL 2011 - 2013 group the DIAL tag. and please see a full list of DIAL resources and activities.

Open Education at the UAL discussion group meetings

Learning Studio Event at LCF

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Learning Studio Event at LCF - Tuesday 7th February 16:30-18:30 Room 105 John Princes St

DIAL UAL Baseline report

 

DIAL project: defining digital identity & practice

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Open discussion 18/01/12 around issues being addressed by the DIAL project.

Open source use at UAL?

A member of staff emailed:  a point he wished to made, the email was made in response to a meeting regarding open education at UAL and addressed both UALs  DIAL and ALTO projects which are about op

Meeting notes: Open Education at the UAL

Meeting notes: Open Education at the UAL A focus and discussion group meeting - All Welcome Where: Central St. Martins, Wednesday, 11th Jan - 3-5 pm

DIAL activity and progress

DIAL activity and progress to date November to: Updated 9 January 2012

View updated progress here: http://dial.myblog.a

DIAL project documents

Attached are documents for the DIAL project - http://dial.myblog.arts.ac.uk/ many of the documents are draft documents and will be replaced daily with updated versions.

Digital Integration into Arts Learning Project meeting notes

JISC Developing Digital Literacies Programme

Project: DIAL: Digital Integration into Arts Learning

Stanley Kubrick archive visit

I visited the Stanley Kubrick archive today as part of the NAM web project we're working on, also had my