Digital Arts Lab
Welcome to the Digital Arts Lab!
This virtual laboratory is the home for the development of digital teaching and learning innovation in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Warwick.
In this space you will find information about a diverse range of aspects of digital teaching and learning. Learn about innovation in teaching and assessment, attend workshops or contribute to our programme yourself.
In addition the Digital Arts Lab runs co-creation projects between staff and students here at Warwick, holds an annual competition for digital outputs, showcases staff innovation and much more.
If you are interested in finding out more about the Digital Arts Lab or would like to support our work please contact Dr Rebecca Stone at r.stone@warwick.ac.uk
Vision and Values
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A co-creative collaborative space to encourage the student voice in teaching innovation, curriculum design and student experience.
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An educational research and development forum to discuss review and disseminate information on digital technological advances impacting on the study and academic processes associated with the Arts and Humanities.
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An engagement point for students on core Digital Humanities skills and expertise developmentA teaching and learning incubator that looks at how recent technological changes can be applied to the study of the Arts and Humanities and designs pedagogic responses to these changes for implementation within the curriculum.
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An agency to support and promote multi-disciplinary and interdisciplinary funding bids to internal and external funding bodies in the field of Digital Arts and Humanities for teaching and learning.
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A focal point for employers and industries to communicate with on the technological skills and expertise required from Arts and Humanities graduates;
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An engagement point to work with the University’s Academic Technologists and Developers, WIHEA, IATL and the LDCU on digital teaching and learning innovation.
Explore Digital Assessment in the Faculty of Arts. Access a range of information, resources and guidance for staff and students alike.
Click here for staff resources, guidance and best practice information on digital pedagogy, and find out about how you can contribute your expertise to our learning community.
Find out about the annual Digital Arts Lab Showcase - and how you can be a part of next year's show - here.
Check out the submissions for the 2020 Digital Arts Lab Showcase and find out who won.
Keep up to date with Digital Pedagogy Workshops and Events across the Faculty of Arts
