Jisc events

Open access community workshop

nathalie.carter@jisc.ac.uk — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 13:23:46 +0000

18 July 2017 Free - event full (waiting list available) etc venues - Maple House 150 Corporation Street Birmingham B4 6TB https://www.etcvenues.co.uk/venues/maple-house

This event is a chance for the open access community to network, gain peer-to-peer support and perform a 'status check'.

You'll have the chance to consider the challenges that might face open access in the future and solutions to them. Through these discussions, you'll help us to understand how we can make improvements to our offer in this area.

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Tuesday 18 July

10:00
Registration and refreshments
10:15
Welcome
10:30
Jisc services update
Updates on our Monitor UK, Monitor Local and Publications Router services.
- Steve Byford
  
  Scholarly communications services manager, Jisc
- Angela Hilton
  
  Scholarly communications services manager, Jisc
11:30
Pathfinders: one year on
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Key challenges
Refreshments will be provided at the end of this session.
14:30
Open access community - where next?
15:30
Discussion and questions
16:00
Close

Operational people
Repository staff
Open access librarians
Research support librarians (who deal with APCs)
Research support librarians (who deal with eligibility for REF)
Open access policy compliance staff
Library decision makers

For more information contact Keri O'Donoghue (keri.odonoghue@jisc.ac.uk).

This event is now full and booking has closed.

If you would like to be added to the waiting list, email events@jisc.ac.uk with the following information:

Your full name
Email address
Job title
Organisation

Listed Event

Area review: the digital challenge

nathalie.carter@jisc.ac.uk — Thu, 30 Mar 2017 14:53:45 +0000

2 October 2017 Free - booking required Park Plaza London Riverbank Lambeth London SE1 7TJ https://www.parkplaza.co.uk/riverbank/directions?int_cid3=tl.localarea.pprl.dire... Book now

This event is aimed at those organisations who have been through or are going through area review and will:

Explore digital at both strategic and operational levels in relation to area reviews
Reflect on how digital technology is changing the way organisations operates – creating new leadership challenges and strategic opportunities for area reviews
Explore how to lead, manage and influence digitally-driven change across organisations and teams to implement the demands from area reviews
Reflect on the potential of digital for any restructuring facility bid

Outcomes

By attending this free event you'll get an overview of how, by integrating digital technology into your implementation plans, you can take steps towards achieving your organisational goals whilst enhancing the learner experience.

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This event is strictly for our institutional members1 and is relevant to the following people from FE colleges in England2.

Principals
Vice-principals (curriculum and quality)
Vice-principals (estates and facilities)
Directors of IT
TEL (e-learning) managers

Footnotes

1 Find out more about Jisc membership https://www.jisc.ac.uk/membership
2 England only, as these organisations have been through or are going through area review

For more information contact James Clay.

Listed Event

Area review: the digital challenge

nathalie.carter@jisc.ac.uk — Tue, 21 Mar 2017 09:47:43 +0000

9 October 2017 Free - booking required Macdonald Manchester Hotel London Road Manchester M1 2PG http://www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/our-hotels/macdonald-manchester-hotel-spa/usefu... Book now

This event is aimed at those organisations who have been through or are going through area review and will:

Explore digital at both strategic and operational levels in relation to area reviews
Reflect on how digital technology is changing the way organisations operates – creating new leadership challenges and strategic opportunities for area reviews
Explore how to lead, manage and influence digitally-driven change across organisations and teams to implement the demands from area reviews
Reflect on the potential of digital for any restructuring facility bid

Outcomes

By attending this free event, you'll get an overview of how, by integrating digital technology into your implementation plans, you can take steps towards achieving your organisational goals and whilst enhancing the learner experience.

jiscdiglead Jisc

This event is strictly for our institutional members1 and is relevant to the following people from FE colleges in England2.

Principals
Vice-principals (curriculum and quality)
Vice-principals (estates and facilities)
Directors of IT
TEL (e-learning) managers

Footnotes

1 Find out more about Jisc membership https://www.jisc.ac.uk/membership
2 England only, as these organisations have been through or are going through area review

For more information contact James Clay.

Listed Event

Jisc security conference 2017

vix.reeve@jisc.ac.uk — Wed, 17 May 2017 16:09:24 +0000

8 November 2017 to 9 November 2017

Free - booking required Mercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel Portland Street Manchester M1 4PH http://www.mercuremanchester.co.uk/contact.html Book now

This two-day security conference is an opportunity for network and security professionals in UK higher education, further education and research to network with peers, share best practice and address common challenges.

You'll also learn more about emerging trends and how we can support members through our range of security products and services.

Programme outline

Day one

Governance
Compliance
Regulation
Business continuity

Day two

Sharing experience
Effective practice around security issues

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This event is aimed at network and security professionals from higher education, further education and research.

Please note that this event is not for commercial organisations – exhibition opportunities will be announced shortly. Any commercial representatives registering as delegates will have their registration cancelled.

If you have any questions about this event, contact events@jisc.ac.uk.

Due to the overwhelming popularity of the 2016 conference and to ensure we give all eligible organisations a fair chance at attending, we can currently only accept a maximum of one delegate per institution per day.

To avoid disappointment, we strongly advise that you liaise with your team before registration to decide the most suitable representative to attend the conference. Additional registrants from the same organisation will be put onto a waiting list and contacted if a place becomes available.

You can choose to attend any single day or both days. If you choose to attend both days, the allocation of one place per institution per day policy will take effect for that delegate.

Due to the nature of the content at the conference you will be required to bring a print out of your booking and you may also be required to produce official photo ID, ie a passport or driving licence.

Book now

Listed Conference

Jisc events

Open access community workshop

Tuesday 18 July

Registration and refreshments

Welcome

Jisc services update

Steve Byford

Angela Hilton

Pathfinders: one year on

Lunch

Key challenges

Open access community - where next?

Discussion and questions

Close

Area review: the digital challenge

Outcomes

Footnotes

Area review: the digital challenge

Outcomes

Footnotes

Jisc security conference 2017

Programme outline

Day one

Day two