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December - 2008
 
Pod-casting a new light on teaching - Universities are podcasting their content out of the campus (Dec-12-08)
Facebook in the classroom - Facebook: time-waster or teaching tool? (Dec-12-08)
JISC and web 2.0 - What has JISC ever done for technology innovation? Quite a lot actually... (Dec-12-08)
The evolution of university websites - The web has come a long way in the last decade (Dec-12-08)
e-learning with Blackboard - Has e-learning system Blackboard been overtaken by web 2.0? (Dec-12-08)
Second Life and the 3D internet - Second Life has created a whole new world of learning (Dec-12-08)
Web 2.0 use in higher education - What is web 2.0 anyway? (Dec-12-08)
 
October - 2008
 
Statistical sceptics - Government figures proclaim a long-term improvement in educational standards – but employers are yet to be convinced (Oct-07-08)
New homes for old PCs - Out-of-date computers can have a vital second lease of life in developing countries – Anja Ffrench explains (Oct-07-08)
On a scale of one to five... - The National Student Survey has become a real touchstone for the views of UK students (Oct-14-08)
 
September - 2008
 
Nuclear equations - The government has committed itself to a nuclear future – but do we have the skills to build it? (Sep-15-08)
HE goes global - How can universities meet the demands of the information age? (Sep-15-08)
 
August - 2008
 
The melancholic muse - How did eighteenth-century artists convey their experience of depression? (Aug-05-08)
Green Computing - Universities could almost halve their electricity bills by just switching off computers. But it's not as easy as it sounds... (Aug-08-08)
HERO Results Day 2008 - Are A-levels getting easier? How do universities choose between top students? (Aug-13-08)
PODIUM : In the starting blocks for an Olympic challenge - The HE sector seeks to capitalise on 2012's opportunities (Aug-21-08)
Ambassador scheme to hone Star academics - Comms training for academics and students that's getting results (Aug-26-08)
Meeting the new 'University Challenge' - Funding council consults on HE expansion plans (Aug-26-08)
 
July - 2008
 
Soft little robot - Experts in robotics and puppetry have created a machine to pull your heartstrings (Jul-01-08)
Rights in the real world - When working for social justice puts people at risk, CAHR will provide a place of refuge (Jul-01-08)
Positive indications - Data on UK students shows social base of HE still widening (Jul-01-08)
If you love something set it free - Service users, endlessly, are the subjects of research. It's time they got to ask the questions, suggests Aidan Worsley (Jul-01-08)
Celebrity Chancellors - The traditional robes may have stayed the same, but modern Chancellors have a very different role to their predecessors (Jul-14-08)
Famous Alumni - Go to university, follow the footsteps of the rich and famous (Jul-14-08)
Creating a giving culture - Could former students be the answer to universities' financial problems? (Jul-14-08)
Staying in touch - Alumni reunions are about far more than keeping in touch with old friends (Jul-14-08)
Associating with alumni - Getting back in touch with your old university could yield surprising benefits (Jul-14-08)
Stolen Shakespeare First Folio to return to Durham - Priceless manuscript set to return to the UK (Jul-14-08)
Creative thinking - UK arts and media employ a million graduates - is it time to shake up the research councils? (Jul-31-08)
Failing exams? - Big-hitting studies are ganging up on the A-level system (Jul-31-08)
Politics matters - CBP is exploring the state of our democracy, and the shifting patterns of political life (Jul-31-08)
 
June - 2008
 
Anatomy you can eat - Before you pop that lamb in the oven, can you spot the posterior cruciate ligament? (Jun-03-08)
Beirut airport, at 110mph - Lecturer Christopher Davidson was forced to flee the capital, witnessing the first moments of a fearful new chapter in Lebanon's woes (Jun-03-08)
Changing landscapes - CCRI is working to define the issues facing the UK's rural communities (Jun-03-08)
Medics in Malawi - A new programme is partnering UK medical students with their African peers (Jun-03-08)
Penguins, fairies and physicists vie for creative prizes - School pupils from across the UK unleash their creative talents (Jun-12-08)
Alumni-HE Links special - In this month's features special we look at the bonds between universities and alumni (Jun-24-08)
 
May - 2008
 
A place of safety - CARA has been assisting refugee academics for 75 years – some of the world’s finest minds among them (May-01-08)
Discovering science - If you want to engage young people tell them about 'the stuff we don’t know', argues Bob Nichol (May-01-08)
The buzz from the Hub - Technology and student-centred learning have shaped a bold new experiment in library design (May-01-08)
Towering problems - Rebuild or renovate – how Surrey breathed sustainable new life into its 1960s campus (May-01-08)
 
April - 2008
 
Open for business - RCUK continues to encourage researchers to make connections with the business world (Apr-01-08)
Strange places - Earth tremors - John Harper’s kaleidoscopic visions of the local landscape (Apr-01-08)
Reviewing the options - A decade after Labour came to power, British politics is at a crossroads once again (Apr-01-08)
Cutting edge questions - CPR is exploring the ethical and regulatory challenges posed by emerging technologies (Apr-01-08)
Journeys into space - A normal education – have our schools forgotten what real learning means? (Apr-02-08)
Universities urged to tap into alumni cash - Tap into the latest policy and strategic developments on fundraising (Apr-22-08)
Students aim for the stars... - A new interactive game is giving students a taste of HE (Apr-22-08)
 
March - 2008
 
Funding reductions - HEFCE is consulting on a plan to help universities cut their carbon use (Mar-04-08)
Physical reactions - Researchers will have much to say to the Wakeham Review of UK physics (Mar-04-08)
Holiday on ice - Can sustainable tourism help protect the world’s last wilderness? (Mar-04-08)
 
February - 2008
 
England’s dramatic poet - Byron was far more than an oversexed aristocrat – as the rest of Europe has always known (Feb-04-08)
Environment online - UWE is to manage a new European news alerts service to inform policymakers on environmental science (Feb-05-08)
Meteor trail - Teesside’s groundbreaking programme is raising the ambitions of local children (Feb-05-08)
Bookshelf : Culture and Sacrifice: Ritual Death in Literature and Opera - Human sacrifice has fascinated and appalled Europeans for the past three thousand years (Feb-05-08)
Advisory benefits - Staff at uclan are given careers advice to help them fulfil their potential (Feb-25-08)
 
January - 2008
 
Bookshelf : A National Joke - Is there such a thing as 'English humour'? (Jan-02-08)
The world’s lecture hall - Bath’s public podcasts have won a global audience (Jan-14-08)
The heretical professor - Even by 1880, saying the Bible wasn’t the literal word of God was a risky business (Jan-15-08)
Webworlds - This month's best of the web (Jan-24-08)
Cautious welcome for Diploma courses - Will Diplomas allow easy entry to higher education? (Jan-25-08)

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