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  • Student Technology Day - Future User Experience Technologies

    Hello All,

    Filmed at the Royal Festival on 1st October, please find below the session by Paolo Barone on Microsoft Surface:

    If for any reason you cannot view this clip, please do let me know.

    Best wishes,

     

    Allison

  • Microsoft Certification for Windows Embedded CE 6.0

     

    Hello All,

    I know that many of you are considering incorporating the Microsoft Certification Program into your curricula so that graduating students supplement their degrees with an industry recognised certification.

    With this in mind I thought you might like to know about the the free Preparation Kit for the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Exam 70-571 together with the 50% off voucher which you can redeem against the examination until 5th January 2009.

    If you’d like to learn more, please click here.

    And good luck!

    Best,

    Allison

  • Software Entrepreneurship Faculty Workshop

    Hi All,

    In June, Bournemouth University played host to Lars Lindstedt who delivered a two day Software Entrepreneurship Faculty Workshop.

    The training materials for that event are now available to view on the National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship website and include the slide decks together with a couple of case studies.

    Do please take a look, and if you have any questions or want further information, come back to me and I’ll be happy to help.

    Best,

    Allison McVety

    Academic Information Manager

  • Invitation to Convergence 2008 Copenhagen - Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance MDAA:00071306

    Hi,

     

    I thought you'd like to receive your invitation to an interesting event in Denmark.

     

     

    Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance invites you to attend:

     

    Microsoft Academic Preconference and Convergence 2008 Copenhagen, Denmark from 17 to 20 November, 2008.

     

    Last year we hosted about 60 educators and researchers from 17 countries from around the world. We would like to see you this year!

     

    The Academic Preconference will be held 17-18 November 2008.

    ·         Includes two tracks (Educators and Researchers Track) with several special sessions, workshops and network opportunities for educators and researchers working with Microsoft Dynamics software. You will be able to network, exchange experiences and enhance your knowledge with like-minded educators and researchers.

    ·         Location: Copenhagen Business School (CBS) – Kilevej 14a, 2000 Frederiksberg.

    ·         Registration fee: no registration fee is associated with these two days.

    ·         Please consider the following call for papers and presentations.

     

    Call for Papers – Researchers Track - due by 1st September 2008:

    Academic Preconference 2008 - Research Agenda

    17 - 18 November 2008
    Copenhagen Business School (CBS), Frederiksberg  

    Submit to: workshop@3gERP.org - Please write "Submission to 3gERP workshop"

    See instructions attached.

     

    Call for Presentation – Educators Track - due by 1st September 2008:

    Academic Preconference 2008 - Educators Agenda
    17 - 18 November 2008

    Copenhagen Business School (CBS), Frederiksberg  

    Submit to: dynaa@microsoft.com – Please write “Academic Preconference - Convergence 2008 Presentation”

    See instructions attached.

     

    Convergence will be held 19-20 November 2008.

    ·         Here you will enhance your knowledge through Dynamics conference sessions and interactions with Microsoft customers, partners, Microsoft Dynamics specialist and industry experts and establish a true community that can be leveraged in your work.

    ·         Location: Bella Center A/S, Center Boulevard, 2300 Copenhagen S

    ·         Registration fee - Academic Alliance team will fund a main part of your registration fee at Convergence. Your costs will include €250.00 for your share of registration fee.

    ·         Please request special registration codes from us to have the special academic fee.

     

    Registration:

    To register please fill in attached registration form and send to dynaa@microsoft.com.

     

    Registration includes entrance at the registered event, the meals served as part of the agenda as well as a special educator evening gathering.

     

    The number of participants is limited due to space restrictions and will be determined on a first come basis.

     

    Customer Excellence Award - Excellence in Academics:

    ·         The Convergence Customer Excellence Awards recognize, honor and celebrate customers/members that have achieved outstanding success with their Microsoft solutions as well as Microsoft partners’ solutions. Start to consider if that is your educational institution.

    ·         Please submit your own nomination via the online form which will be available 1 July 2008. Find more details here: http://www.microsoft.com/Dynamics/convergence/copenhagen/2008/customer_excellence.aspx

     

    To make sure to receive all details please write to dynaa@microsoft.com to be included on the mailing list.

     

    We look forward to seeing you in Copenhagen!

     

    MICROSOFT DYNAMICS ACADEMIC ALLIANCE

     

     

    The Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance is a global program that enables educators to incorporate Microsoft Dynamics technology into the classroom.  Currently, over 1,000 institutions around the world use Microsoft Dynamics products to provide students with an exceptional hands-on learning experience.  If you would like to learn more about the Academic Alliance you are welcome to visit our website: http://www.microsoft.com/education/academic_alliance.mspx.

     

    Conference on 3rd Generation Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (3gERP)

    The 3gERP project aims to develop the academic foundations for a ‘standard’ flexible and highly configurable global ERP-system for Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs), which can be implemented and maintained at a fraction of the costs of current systems. The ambition of the project is to tackle some of the fundamental challenges and trade-offs existing systems have, for instance with regard to customizability vs. total cost including upgrades. If you would like to learn more about 3gERP please visit this website: http://www.3gerp.org

     

     

    All the best,

     

     

    Allison, your new Academic Information Manager

     

     

  • Films for Learning

    One of the exciting new projects being demonstrated at the BETT show this year is the Films for Learning Project. I know that many of you work with your feeder schools to establish links, provide extra curricular activities and to foster enthusiasm for Computer Science and Engineering subjects and I think this resource could help you. I see potential for you to help your feeder schools make videos that other schools can benefit from, either in your area or across the country. I see students demonstrating their programming, electronics, robotics projects to their peers. What do you think?

     

    Claire

     

    The details of the project are:

    Films for Learning (FFL) is a project that has been inspiring schools for two years now to create their own video resources and share them with others online as part of core curriculum. FFL is organised out of Thomas Hardye School in Dorset with the first year of funding from NESTA.

    · Audience for FFL is youth 6-18 years of age and teaching professionals.

    · All submitted videos are moderated by UK teaching professionals before publication to ensure the site content is safe and appropriate for education use.

    · Microsoft is a sponsor of FFL and helped to re-launch www.filmsforlearning.org. This collaborative site and online community will serve as an educational resource that inspires and helps teachers and students to make their own video productions.

    · Approximately 50 schools in the UK take part today (note that most school/classrooms are already undertaking video projects but haven’t had a place to interact around them more broadly.

    · School participation costs – a DV video camera, a PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista for access to Windows MovieMaker, Internet connectivity to publish the video to filmsforlearning.org

    · The Films for Learning community members provide student and teacher activity/training days, using a travelling film lab with equipment funded by Microsoft, to help schools start media enhanced, personal learning activities.

    The introductory FFL video (provided as a WMV) is available here – please watch if you wanted to see and hear more about FFL by the teachers and pupils doing FFL today! http://community.filmsforlearning.org.ultimahosts.eu/video/FfL-Film-2008.wmv

  • Inspiration Tour

     We’re very excited in the Academic team, we’re just about to launch the “Inspiration Tour” and we can’t wait to go out and meet you all.

    Ed Dunhill

     

     

     

     

     




    Ed and Ben will be out on the road during the next six months, so why not take a look at our Inspiration Tour web page to find out more and beat the rush to reserve your tour date now!
    sign-up-today

    Ben Coley                                    

     

     

     

     

     

    The aim of the inspiration tour is to bring technology to you and your students, everything from the . NET platform to some of the really cool stuff that’s around at the moment like Silverlight, XNA and Microsoft Embedded technologies.

    Spaces will fill up fast so please email us if you are interested in securing a date.



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