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Welcome to Digital Learning

Here you can find our news, views and updates on all things Digital Learning at Warwick and beyond.

Stay informed of the latest developments across the Education Group by subscribing to the Education Bulletin, and look out for our new Digital Learning Community Teams space, launching soon!

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01 Dec

Watch: Our Year in Digital Learning - Highlights from 2025

2025 has been an exciting year for Digital Learning at Warwick! From new tools and resources to creative approaches for teaching at scale, this video shows our work alongside staff and students to make learning more flexible, engaging, and impactful.

02 Dec

Watch Back: Cultural Transformation in Digital Assessment at Warwick

Natasha Nakariakova and Yihua Huang from our Faculty Support Team recently presented at the Association for Learning Technology (ALT) webinar on Warwick’s innovative approach to digital assessment.

19 Nov

New Cross-Functional Working Group: Supporting Teaching at Scale

We are excited to announce the creation of a cross-functional working group aimed at addressing the challenges of delivering teaching to increased cohort sizes and supporting teaching at scale across the University.

17 Nov

Launching a New Digital Learning Community

The Digital LearningLink opens in a new window team are excited to announce the launch of a new community for all staff with an interest in digital learning and how digital tools and techniques can enhance teaching, learning, and assessment.

20 Oct

Thank You for Joining Our Teaching at Scale Drop-In Sessions

We'd like to extend our thanks to everyone who joined us in person or online at our recent Teaching at Scale drop-in sessions.

16 Oct

Making Accessible Course Content with Anthology Ally

Creating inclusive learning environments starts with accessible content. Accessibility isn’t just a technical requirement; it’s a core principle of inclusive teaching.

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