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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.
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Join the Digital Learning Community
We warmly invite you to join us in the Digital Learning Community, where you’ll find:
- Discussion, updates and resource sharing, alongside opportunities to connect with peers
- Invitations to a range of online and in-person events
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Share your expertise with a global audience through FutureLearn
Do you have an idea for a short course, or a piece of research that could work well for a wider audience? FutureLearn gives Warwick academics a way to share their knowledge and expertise with learners around the world through short, accessible online courses.
JISC Discovery Tool
The JISC Discovery Tool is a self-reflection and development resource designed to help staff and students explore and enhance their digital capabilities. Find out how Digital Learning can support departments to use the tool.
(Epic) Failures and Comebacks with Learning Technology Symposium
The (Epic) Failures and Comebacks with Learning Technology Symposium provides a supportive space to reflect on the challenges of educational technology practice. Featuring short talks, a keynote, and audience discussion, the event explores how resilience, innovation, and critical reflection can help transform failure into future success
From Workshop Notes to AI-Powered Workflows
At a recent Warwick AI Show and Tell session, colleagues had the opportunity to see how artificial intelligence can move beyond theory and deliver tangible benefits in everyday work. Digital Learning’s SEM Faculty Consultant, Paul Ottey demonstrated how thoughtfully designed AI tools can solve real operational challenges while saving significant amounts of time.
Lecture Capture Requests for 2026/27: Information and Guidance
As we prepare for the 2026/27 academic year, we recommend that any teaching sessions requiring lecture capture are scheduled as early as possible. This information aims to signpost you to guidance and support to ensure recordings are scheduled successfully.