Digital Buzz at UoE
In the Digital team at the University of Exeter we strive to be user-led in everything we do to deliver the University’s digital strategy. Our team of User Experience Researchers help us to keep user insight at the core of our work.
Read this blog post to learn about a recent workshop run by Dr Callum Downes, a User Experience Researcher in the Digital team.
With just a few months to go before the Digital Skills self-assessment quiz and library are launched to all colleagues across the University, Katie Steen, Digital Skills Lead for the University of Exeter, wants to draw people’s attention to one of the key motivations behind the Digital Skills Initiative – that of making people more digitally productive… and to emphasise that this does not mean using the computer more.
Read this blog post to find out more about Helen’s nominations for the West Country Women Awards and the Tech South West Awards.
At the Digital Hub, we want to help the University community feel more comfortable while using new digital tools.
This blog post written by the Digital Hub team shares the Digital Hub’s top tips for managing digital anxiety.
Learn more about our plans to pilot our Digital Skills Initiative self-assessment quiz and digital skills library this November!
To encourage team working and creativity, Priyanka Mittal, Scrum Master in the University of Exeter’s Digital team, designed a Lego game workshop for the University’s post grad bioscience students.
This blog post shares how Priyanka’s Lego game workshop created an engaging platform for students to collaborate, think creatively, and, most importantly, have fun!
Everyone who’s been online has a digital identity.
Learn how you can take control of your digital identity.
Starting university can be very overwhelming with so many things to do in preparation. However, there are a few digital tips that can make those first few weeks a bit easier to navigate. Here are some of the top things to tick off your checklist during the first few weeks at the University of Exeter.
This blog post, written by Deborah, reflects on her past year in the team in readiness for her returning to the team later this month!
The subject of digital creation is a really interesting one at the moment, as Artificial Intelligence launches itself more into our everyday world and the traditional pen and paper become more and more threatened. The University of Exeter’s Digital Skill lead, Katie Steen, discusses more.