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Community & collaboration

UAL Futures at Chelsea Jam: Co-designing a Digital Creative Toolkit for UAL

UAL Futures is an initiative exploring ways to support digital skills and creativity across University of the Arts London. 

Images from the event:

The MakerSpace MOOC the perfect storm at Chelsea Jam

The MakerSpace MOOC project would partner/closely align with existing MakerSpaces, the arts sector & arts education to explore how a MOOC style learning approach could support virtual & phy

Online learning at Camberwell Chelsea & Wimbledon Colleges of Art (CCW)

Whether we like it or not Google is arguably the first port of call for finding stuff on the web.

Teaching Development Project Summary 2015

Feedback from DigiTell 2014; Exploring Online Presence in Creative Practice

As part of DigiTell 2014; Exploring Online Presence in Creative Practice, attendee's to the symposium wer

DigiTell 2014; Exploring Online Presence in Creative Practice Publication

As part of the DigiTell 2014; Exploring Online Presence in Creative Practice, DIAL, part of CLTAD at UAL, has put together this publication, displaying the research and project that have lead up to

Curriculum Development Fund: Awarded Projects

SEE and CLTAD have announced their winning curriculum development projects, a funding scheme to support staff at University of the Arts London to experiment, research and develop new knowledge of e

Interview with Isabella Malheiros, LCF Fashion Photography

These interviews were conducted as part of a focus group at LCF, Lime Grove with students and staff, part of

Getting Started with Google Glass

'Getting Started with Google Glass' resource part of the DIAL project

Interview With Jeremy Till, Professor of Architecture, Head of Central Saint Martins and Pro Vice-Chancellor of UAL

If you don't have an online presence then you don't exist.