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Mark Childs ... doing a presentation on Coventry's follow-up to the ASEL and Sounds Good projects (creating podcasts for student feedback) on how the findings were adapted to engineering at Coventry (078), also a presentation on the importance of developing presence for learning in immersive virtual worlds (079) and part of a symposium on the ethics of using web 2.0 technologies (108). Should be a busy week, especially as two of those are on at the same time :S

David White... Giving a talk which will be partly informed by the report we did for the HEFCE Online Learning Task Force and part by my political radicalisation via Richard Hall :) It's the midday session on Wednesday in the main hall.

Mary Jacob ... Poster 'Harnessing a Quickly Shifting Tide - a case study of supporting staff in pedagogical change through digital video' with some examples.

James Clay - "Do you like books or do you like reading?" - This symposium will explore the potential of eBooks, the role of eBook Readers for learning, and the ways in which learning technologists can utilise eBooks to enhance and enrich the learning experience.

Doug Belshaw - I'm co-presenting with the JISC Advance session and helping James with the above. :-)

David Kernohan (with the multi-talented Sheila MacNeill, Li Yuan and Heather Price (nee Williamson)) - we're doing a workshop on possible future trends and scenarios in OER. I'll be lovingly ripping off an old Jim Groom blog post in counterpoint to three excellent alternate scenarios - all going on in workshop 0178 at 10:30.