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Guidance and Support for digitally-enhanced teaching, studying, and researching in the Arts Faculty at Warwick University

The Digital Arts and Humanities LabLink opens in a new window (DAHL), based in the FAB and online, is dedicated to developing our capabilities with technology.

DAHL runs regular drop-in events, a blog, and competitions.

This site complements DAHL activities to provide essential guidance for all Arts and Humanities staff and students

This web site is curated by the Arts Faculty Director of Digital Student Experience, Dr Robert O'TooleLink opens in a new window, and by staff and students from across the whole University, and beyond - especially the LDCULink opens in a new window. It contains guidance, links, and contacts, more efficiently organised to match your evolving needs.

In the Arts Faculty we design and develop teaching to support...

Wellbeing for students and staff, inclusivity, equality of opportunity, sustainability, community, a decolonised and relevant curriculum, appropriately designed assessments, creativity and the Arts, responsive teaching, peer learning, lifelong learning, simple and efficient administration, student voice, and much more.

Access guidance and support now...

In the Arts Faculty we use a cyclical process when enhancing teaching with technology. Access the best resources and support for each stage. This includes details of how to get help from our academic technologist.

The Arts Faculty Community

We have a Teams space to accompany this site, in which you can ask questions, get news announcements, and meet other users.
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The Digital Arts LabLink opens in a new window is our place for innovative projects and staff-student co-creation. The lab's outputs are also curated in this site, providing many inspirational examples.

Digital Arts research network coming soon.

Supporting your personal progression

Academics: this site, and our learning design approach, has been designed to provide you with experiences and evidence that fits perfectly with applications for promotion, HEA fellowship, Warwick Award for Teaching Excellence, and National Teaching Fellowship.

Students: there's plenty for you in this site if you are involved in co-designing digital teaching with academics; interested in careers in technology, teaching or design thinking; developing your own learning practices and academic projects. You can also express an interest in opportunities for paid work, through a dedicated Teams channelLink opens in a new window.