Feedback on HE in FE bids

An analysis of the bids submitted to the HE in FE programme call for proposals as part of Circular 4/06. The call was for projects to implement and pilot e-learning technologies within one or more HE course delivered in one or more FE college.

Stakeholder analysis

A template to identify your stakeholders and their perceptions

Scenario planning workshop plan

Planning a scenario planning workshop

Business case assessment

For use when assessing a business case

Digital student further education: FE learners' expectations and experiences of technology - synthesis report

A synthesis report based on the final report of the FE digital student study into FE students' expectations and experiences of the digital environment. The report outlines the key challenges, learning provider solutions, sector solutions and commentary on main findings. Appendix 2 includes a list of project outputs.

Full retention schedule in FE

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Research at Risk: facing your RDM challenges

Overview of research at risk activities and the breakout sessions. Jisc RDM at Repository Fringe 2015.

Shared services for RDM

Shared services for RDM presentation circulated at the Repository Fringe 2015.

Journal research data policy registry

Presentation on the journal research data policy registry at the Repository Fringe 2015.

Process review case study: Absence Management at Northumbria University

Putting the student first when designing your processes can help you achieve your goals