TNE 4.0: Technology and TNE

27 Feb 2020, 10:00 - 15:00

Jisc
Portwall Lane, Bristol 
Exact location TBC

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Technology can play a key enabling role in the delivery of high quality, equitable and accessible TNE, addressing issues such as assuring connectivity, accessibility of digital content and the digital skills of students and staff. There are also risks associated with digital dependency, cyber security, intellectual property, the unbundling of the education experience and the impact of TNE on the environment.

Join UUKi and Jisc for a day full of sessions on approaches to ensure your TNE operations are technologically suited to embrace Industry 4.0.

We will explore:

Enhancing TNE provision through technology: the virtual TNE environment
Case studies of successful (and less successful) application of technology to TNE
Technological pitfalls of delivering higher education across borders.
Mutualising risk and profit through technology

Do you have an interesting case study to present? Please submit your session proposal here.

Who should attend?

Pro Vice-Chancellor, International
Director/Head of International
Director/Head of Library Services
Chief Technology Officer/Head of technology
Head of Partnerships and Global Opportunities
Partnership Manager
TNE Manager
Global Engagement Officer
Innovation Officer
Subscriptions Manager

Testimonials

Attendees at last year's events said:

"All the speakers were excellent in their presentations and it was a very useful networking event"
"Well paced and very informative."
"Good resource, timing and experience with worthwhile peer interaction."
"Lots of best practice to reflect on and revisit our existing models."
"The catering for the event was fantastic. A big thank you from me."

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