Reviewing the use cases – Weeknote #208 – 24th February 2023

Balmoral ship moored next to the MShed in Bristol

I had a quiet week in terms of meetings and events, but did go to the Bristol office for three days this week.

Monday was spent catching up with email and Teams messages from last week when I was mainly on leave. Also on Monday was our monthly leadership meeting.

Jisc offices in Portwall Lane, Bristol.

I was failing miserably to use the campaigns function of Salesforce for one of my community groups as I don’t have the necessary profile to do specific actions in relation to the campaign function. Escalated the problem, but the person I need to chat with, is on leave this week.

I went through my research and notes for potential Intelligent Campus Member Stories for our communication team to accompany the publication of the Guide to the Intelligent Campus.

As well as updating the Guide to the Intelligent Campus, we have also updated the use cases, which were on the project blog. I spent some time mapping these to the guide, so that the use cases, which will be in PDF format can be linked to from the guide. Started thinking about the next generation of use cases, especially in the light of AI tools such as ChatGPT.

Jisc offices in Portwall Lane, Bristol.

Had a meeting with the Professional Development Manager at UCISA on various ideas, submissions, and activities.

Invited by  IGPP Institute of Government & Public Policy and University of East London to talk at their event on  Advancing Blended Learning in Higher Education.

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Undertook some research and development time on personalisation and intelligent campus.

Published some blog posts on the Intelligent Campus

Time for a story

Time for a different story

Fireside chat: Building the future intelligent campus

Started planning the next of the Intelligent Campus community events.

If you are working in the area of the intelligent campus and have an interest in the work being undertaken in this space, we would like to invite you to attend the next in our series of community events. This community of practice gives people a chance to network, share practice and hear what various institutions are doing. You will have the opportunity to discover more about intelligent campus projects and Jisc’s work in this space.

I use to run these when I was project manager for the Intelligent Campus project, then they were taken over by a colleague, before being run by RUGIT for a while. However, since the lead person there left the sector, and the Intelligent Campus is a key part of our HE strategy, I have decided to start running the community events again.

It will take place in London at the Jisc offices on the 24th May 2023.

Planning the  Intelligent Library community event for the 21st June 2023.

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Image by Michal Jarmoluk from Pixabay

The DfE HE sector emergency planning liaison group meeting on Friday was cancelled. However, I did some preparation work for the meeting, and have been asked to provide current Jisc guidance for senior leaders on cyber-attacks.

My top tweet this week was this one.

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