The Digital Arts Lab Technology Enhanced Learning Forum takeover was a great success with a great turn out and some really interesting discussion about digital pedagogy, digital assessment and feedback, and digital accessibility! Thank you to everyone who came along and all our amazing speakers - Kathryn Woods (Faculty of Arts, Digital Arts Lab) . Teresa MacKinnon (School of Modern Languages), Jonathan Davies (History), Sarah Richardson (History) and Laura Waller (Library). The agenda and presentations can be found here.

The Digital Arts Lab is inviting applications for 2 x £250 grants. Funding will be awarded for projects which scope or support digital teaching and learning activities or enhance the student experience. We are interested in both disciplinary and interdisciplinary projects and in departmental, faculty or cross-faculty projects.

There are two streams of funding available:

• Digital Teaching and Learning
• Digital Humanities

The grants will be made on consideration of the following criteria:

• The impact of the project on enhancing teaching and learning, the digital humanities, and the student experience;
• The innovation and creativity of the proposed project;
• The sustainability of the project and its departmental/faculty implementation plan.

This project funding is open to both academic and professional staff from the Faculty of Arts. We we will accept bids from individuals and from teams, including cross departmental teams. The funds must be spent before the 31 July 2019. Recipients of the grants will be asked to write-up a project report for the Digital Arts Lab website and present their work at the Digital Arts Lab Forum.

To apply for the funding, please fill out this application form

The deadline is the 13th May 2019