Learning Innovation Project (LIP)

The Learning Innovation Project call is an application process for funding for the development of innovative Technology Enhanced Learning resources. It is a Centre for Learning Technology initiative (sponsored in part by the National Digital Learning Repository - NDLR)

Projects should aim at having a significant impact and sustainability in College and should also be made available for sharing with other Higher Education Institutions within NDLR

In 2010 the following projects were awarded funding:

• Supporting students in ‘doing and thinking’ in the study of Occupation Practice module
  Sara Quinn - School of Medicine
• On-line Problem-based Student-Directed Learning in Mathematics
  Rupert Levene - School of Mathematics
• Art-space, technology and critical thinking
  Dr. Yvonne Scott - School of Histories & Humanities
• Research Methods – Earth & Environment
  Dr. Robin Edwards - School of Natural Sciences
• The Development of a Web-Based Learning Resource for Undergraduate Practical Teaching
  Dr. Vincent Kelly/Dr. Glynis Robinson - School of Biochemistry & Immunology