Projects

The Digital Education Unit is involved with a number of projects at the Vet School, as well as in collaboration with other institutions.

By digitising reality, we can make previously inaccessible areas and activities available to everyone, as well as provide safer and easier ways to practice delicate or dangerous medical procedures.

Our wide range of support and digital resources aim to make day-to-day teaching more engaging and accessible for all, providing educators with the tools they need to enhance the learning experience for their students.

A student with a yellow lanyard explaining how to use a mic to a lecturer

Are you a lecturer occasionally battling with the tech in a lecture theatre? Or perhaps a student who's handy with computers? This initiative connects our UG vet students with lecturers who might need on-the-spot technical assistance.

Creating digital models to provide students with a dynamic learning experience that goes beyond textbooks and lectures, allowing them to engage with the subject matter in a more interactive and memorable way.

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) emerged in 2012 at the University of Edinburgh. Using the Coursera consortium, we offer short online courses in a range of subjects, all entirely free of charge.

Prioritizing User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) in education makes accessing educational tools easier and more enjoyable for students and teachers alike, ultimately enhancing the learning experience.