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Upgrading to Learn Ultra – Early Adopters lead the way

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As part of the move to Learn Ultra, the project team is working closely with all Schools and Deaneries to migrate courses to Learn Ultra for the start of teaching AY 22/23.

A sizable number of courses have already moved to Ultra Course View this academic year, with content successfully migrated over summer 2022 and students and teachers actively engaging in these new online teaching spaces. We currently have 138 (and counting) courses taking part in our  Early Adopter Programme.

This has been a fantastic opportunity for the project team to work closely with teaching and teaching support staff from a range of disciplines to get a much better understanding of the process of migrating to Learn Ultra.

Head of the Educational Design and Engagement (EDE) section in Information Services Group, Stuart Nicol, recently spoke to Bulletin about the Early Adopter programme. Read more  (opens in a new window).

He has also written a post on the Teaching Matters blog highlighting some of the outcomes of the programme so far. Read more  (opens in a new window).

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