Digital Buzz at UoE
We created our Data Community in 2023 to help implement a more data-led culture across the University and to enable our colleagues to improve their data literacy.
Read this blog post written by Rebecca Jeavons, our Performance Analyst, to learn about our recent Data Community gathering.
The ability to use technology and digital services safely and in a positive manner is a critical digital skill, and one that underpins the approach that the University of Exeter’s Digital Skills Leads, Katie Steen and Dave Weller are taking towards digital upskilling.
In the second blog post of their digital skills series, Katie sheds more light on why digital wellbeing is so important – in both the workplace and at home.
One way that we are user-led is through employing current Exeter students to work within our team. Deborah is our Digital Strategy Communications and Engagement Assistant. Read this blog post to learn about Deborah’s recent Instagram takeover where she shared her life at university and her role in the Digital team.
Last November the University of Exeter hosted the first event of Jisc’s Demonstrating Digital Transformation 2023/24 event series, focused around how we are turning the University’s digital vision into reality. Jisc have shared a feature article about the day.
After two years as Digital Hub Ambassadors while studying at UoE, Johan Spruit and Thea Collins progressed to the role of Digital Hub Coordinators. Read this blog to hear about how the Digital team helped them progress and why they love working in Digital.
In UoE Digital, we believe in putting our users at the heart of everything we do. One way that we do this is through recruiting […]
In UoE Digital we value skill development and career progression. Rebecca Jeavons joined the team as a Digital Hub Ambassador while studying at the University […]
In UoE Digital, we put users at the heart of everything we do. One way we’re doing this is through recruiting current UoE students to Digital, helping us to engage our students in everything we’re doing to improve their experience at university.
In UoE Digital we love to do things differently. We believe that in order to transform Higher Education, we need to be transformative in how we work and innovative in what we do.
Agile as a methodology is a new concept to the University and comes with some new words and phrases. Perhaps you’ve just begun using Agile ways of working and feel like everyone’s speaking a different language – well, we’re here to help.
During my time as a postgraduate and student representative at the University of Exeter, a persistent complaint I heard was that the needs and wants of the postgraduate community are often disregarded, marginalised and forgotten when the University seeks innovation and development.