Digital Education Technologies User Group

Next meeting: Thu 28 Nov, 10.30am-12noon on Teams

The theme is inclusive teaching.

It will include short presentations from the following colleagues, showcasing how they put ‘theory into practice’ and use digital technologies to support student learning:

  • Dr Cressida Ryan, Disability Advisor, Disability Advisory Service
  • Dr Delia O'Rourke, Co-Director, MSc Genomic Medicine, Centre for Human Genetics
  • Alex Vickers, Assistant Undergraduate Officer, Faculty of History.

The session will also include a short presentation on the Canvas CI Project, as well as brief updates on the ‘big 5’ digital education tools at Oxford (Canvas, Teams, Panopto, ORLO and Inspera).

You will have the opportunity to ask questions of our guest speakers and our digital education technology specialists.

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One way in which we aim to create conditions throughout Oxford where excellence in teaching and assessment can thrive is by bringing educators, administrators and students together through our facilitated education communities.

Each community offers different opportunities for staff to enhance and support their practice – from open networks and user groups, to special interest groups.

One of these is the Digital Education Technologies User Group. Find out about our other education communities.

What is the Digital Education Technologies User Group?

The Digital Education Technologies User Group (or DETUG) explores the use of digital tools to support flexible and inclusive teaching and learning at Oxford, including:

DETUG is facilitated by the Centre for Teaching and Learning and organised via Teams.

Sessions are held online once a term.

DETUG provides opportunities for members to hear about new developments in digital education tools at Oxford, and to network and share good practices and experiences. DETUG members also have the opportunity to ask questions and seek advice from digital technology experts and other members.

Who is DETUG for?

DETUG is open to all staff at Oxford, including academics and teachers, administrators and librarians.

How can I join DETUG?

Step 1: Make sure you are logged into Microsoft Teams

Step 2: Click on this link. This will join you to the Education Community Team automatically and you will be able to view the channel for DETUG.

If you don’t have a SSO (Single Sign-On) account or have difficulty joining, please contact us.

How can I manage my notifications for the Education Community Team?

If you change nothing about your Teams notifications, you will receive both desktop notifications and activity feed alerts for @mentions, direct messages (chat), and all new conversations and @mentions in all channels within the Education Community Team, not just those for the DETUG channel.

If you would like to turn off notifications from any channel in the Education Community Team (ie for those groups you do not wish to follow), here is how to customise notifications in a Teams channel.

More details of how to change notifications can be found at Learn how to choose the right settings to fit your preferences.

If you have any queries, please contact us.

When are the DETUG sessions in 2024-25?

Date Time   Format & booking link

Thu 28 Nov (Wk8 MT24)

10.30am-12noon

 

Online via Teams

Find out more and register

Thu 13 Mar (Wk7 HT25)

10.30am-12noon

 

Further details to be announced

Thu 29 May (Wk5 TT25)

10.30am-12noon

 

Further details to be announced

 

Calendar invitations will be posted in the DETUG Channel in our Education Community Team

Can I view materials from previous meetings?

Once you have joined DETUG, materials from previous meetings will be available to you via the DETUG Channel in our Education Community Team.

What are the group's terms of reference?

View the terms of reference for the Digital Education Technologies User Group.

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