A film about iLab:Learn - Get Involved!

What is iLab:Learn?
Based in B83 in the King George VI Building at Newcastle University, iLab:Learn is a practice-based research lab which supports and promotes the research, development and application of digital technologies in education and learning. Members of iLAB:Learn include staff and students from the School of Computing Science (CS) and School of Education, Linguistics and Communication Sciences (ECLS).
Its mission is to undertake world-class research in Education and Computing Science by combining the expertise of staff and students in pedagogic theory, methods and practice and in web-based technologies, pervasive computing and situated interaction.
Projects undertaken in iLAB:Learn are based around a distinctive program of technology enhanced learning research that exploits social computing, pervasive computing and situated interaction technologies and applications. Staff and student researchers use theory and practice to motivate, develop and evaluate technology enhanced learning.

How do you become involved in iLAB:Learn PGR research?
Current and prospective PGR students in on ED.d and IPhD pathways in ECLS and Computing Science are encouraged to write proposals for their doctoral research based around one of the installations in iLAB:Learn. PGR students will be supported through this process by working closely with a member of academic staff to formulate specific ideas on how to develop their research interests in terms of the existing installations.

Music: Center Cities by I Am Robot and Proud