Open ICT Tools T rialling of Collaborative Online T ools for BCE The Open Tools ICT Employer responsive provision: designing, delivering and supporting flexible learning opportunities meeting 27 May 2010 ! the Lakeside Centre, Birmingham Open ICT Tools Facilitating international Business and Community Engagement THE WORLDWIDE DESIGN STUDIO ü ü Open ICT Tools Face-to-Face meetings with the industry partners Teleconferencing + Skype + Common Secured Project Web Space 2007 2010 7 – collaborative projects undertaken with 4 Companies and 6 Universities 2010 Entertainment on the Go 2008/2009 Global Heath, Local Solutions: Well-Being and Vitality Partners: Ohio State University (USA) + Hong-ik University (Korea) + Motorola (Korea) Partners: Intel (USA) Partners: Ohio State University (USA) + Hong-ik University (Korea) + RMIT University (Australia) Motorola (Korea) + Inverness Medical (UK) Partners: Intel (USA) Partners: Auburn University (USA) + Great Southern Wood (USA) Partners: Napier University (Scotland) + TU Delft (The Netherlands) 2009/2010 On the Move II: Mobile Computing Now 2007/2008 On the Move I: Design for Experience, Imagining a Notebook and Futures of Mobile Computing Thinking Outside of the Box Constructing Constructs (Constructing Luxury and Constructing Technology) 2007 Timing the Time 2007/2008 2007/2008 How do we share information with our external partners? The project team from left to right: Neil Smith (School of Design), Trevor Cornwell (IT Services), Chris Turnock (Learning Academy), Jed Woodhouse (IT Services), Ben Lovatt (Learning Academy), Laura Taylor (eLearning Support), Kerry Harman (Learning Academy) and Erik Bohemia (School of Design) the aim of this project has been to identify and trial a diverse range of collaborative Information Communication Technology (ICT) tools that: (a) could support engagement between the university and its external collaborative business and community partners (b) enable secure exchange of information (c) be safely embedded with the current university IT infrastructure. Thus, various online software, such as Wikis, Plone, Joomla and WordPress, have been tested to explore how these support communication and information exchange via a dedicated project server. This communication has been also supplemented by other ICT technologies supporting synchronous and asynchronous communication. Collaborative Server FTP – still to do!! Do do list Skype ü Blogs WordPress Plone (technical issues) ü ü Joomla ü Interactive White Board – still to do!! ü Wiki Pages (not user friendly)

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The project titled the ‘Open ICT Tools’ aims to explore and trial out ICT tools to facilitate a global collaborative and secured engagement with external business and community partners.

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Employer responsive provision: designing, delivering and supporting flexible learning opportunities meeting 27 May 2010 ! the Lakeside Centre, Birmingham

Open ICT ToolsFacilitating international Business and Community Engagement

THE WORLDWIDE DESIGN STUDIO

Open ICT Tools

Face-to-Face meetings with

the industry partners

Teleconferencing + Skype +

Common Secured ProjectWeb Space

2007 2010 7– collaborative projects undertakenwith 4 Companies and 6 Universities

2010 Entertainment on the Go

2008/2009 Global Heath, Local Solutions: Well-Being and Vitality

Partners: Ohio State University (USA) + Hong-ik University (Korea) + Motorola (Korea)

Partners: Intel (USA)

Partners: Ohio State University (USA) + Hong-ik University (Korea) + RMIT University(Australia) Motorola (Korea) + Inverness Medical (UK)

Partners: Intel (USA)

Partners: Auburn University (USA) + Great Southern Wood (USA)

Partners: Napier University (Scotland) + TU Delft (The Netherlands)

2009/2010 On the Move II: Mobile Computing Now

2007/2008 On the Move I: Design for Experience, Imagining a Notebook and Futures ofMobile Computing

Thinking Outside of the Box

Constructing Constructs (Constructing Luxury and Constructing Technology)2007 Timing the Time

2007/2008

How do we share information withour external partners?

The project team from left to right: Neil Smith (School of Design), Trevor

Cornwell (IT Services), Chris Turnock (Learning Academy), Jed Woodhouse

(IT Services), Ben Lovatt (Learning Academy), Laura Taylor (eLearning

Support), Kerry Harman (Learning Academy) and Erik Bohemia (School of

Design)

the aim of this project has been to identify and trial a diverse range ofcollaborative Information Communication Technology (ICT) tools that:(a) could support engagement between the university and its externalcollaborative business and community partners(b) enable secure exchange of information

(c) be safely embedded with the current university IT infrastructure.Thus, various online software, such as Wikis, Plone, Joomla andWordPress, have been tested to explore how these supportcommunication and information exchange via a dedicated projectserver. This communication has been also supplemented by other ICTtechnologies supporting synchronous and asynchronouscommunication.

Collaborative Server

FTP – still to do!!

Do do list

Skypeü

BlogsWordPress

Plone (technical issues)

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Joomla üInteractive White Board – still to do!!

Wiki Pages (not user friendly)