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melanie-king wrote a new post, A Kit-Catalogue case study for the latest efficiency report to BIS, on the site JISC Green ICT 2 days, 14 hours ago
Making the Best Better – UK Research and Innovation, More efficient and effective for the global economy
A new sector report has just been published for the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Kit-Catalogue Version 2 now released, on the site JISC Green ICT 4 weeks ago
We’re pleased to announce the release of Kit-Catalogue v2.1.0. Thanks to all those that have contributed ideas and suggestions to this latest version, and to those that made the trip to our User Group meeting […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Kit-Catalogue short-listed for a THE Award, on the site JISC Green ICT 7 months, 4 weeks ago
The 2012 Times Higher Education awards short-lists, released two weeks ago, revealed some fantastic news for all of us involved in the Kit-CatalogueTM project here at Loughborough University.
The project has been […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Version V1.1.1 of Kit-Catalogue System now released, on the site JISC Green ICT 8 months, 1 week ago
A new release is now available, Kit-Catalogue v1.1.1. It is available for download from the usual link.
http://kit-catalogue.lboro.ac.uk/project/software/latest/
If you’ve already installed v1.1.0, then you need […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Successful summer, on the site JISC Green ICT 9 months, 2 weeks ago
Tobi, James, Hanna and Ruth are coming to the end of their summer placement with us in the Centre, working on the JISC Kit-Catalogue Project. During their 10 weeks with us, they have been incredibly productive! […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Kit-Catalogue’s community of users is growing, on the site JISC Green ICT 9 months, 2 weeks ago
I’m helping to promote Loughborough’s Kit-Catalogue system and have been a very busy advocate over the past few weeks. Prof Thomson and I demoed the open source system at Nottingham University and I’m very […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Completion of the JISC Kit-Catalogue Project, on the site JISC Green ICT 9 months, 2 weeks ago
This final project case study provides an overview of the 9-month JISC funded Kit-Catalogue project carried out by the Centre for Engineering and Design Education (Loughborough University) and outlines the main […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Kit-Catalogue and the Uniquip Project, on the site JISC Green ICT 9 months, 2 weeks ago
I’m managing the Kit-Catalogue™ Project at the moment, which is currently receiving a great deal of interest nationwide. The Project’s purpose is to promote and support the growing community of UK HE users of the […] -
melanie-king wrote a new post, Version 1.0 of Kit-Catalogue now released, on the site JISC Green ICT 9 months, 2 weeks ago
We’re pleased to announce the first full release of Kit-Catalogue. You can download Kit-Catalogue v1.0.0 here:
http://kit-catalogue.lboro.ac.uk/project/software/latest/
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melanie-king wrote a new post, Student summer placements: a win-win situation, on the site JISC Green ICT 1 year ago
My colleague Paul and I have been busy recruiting some students to undertake a 10 week summer placement as part of the JISC Kit-Catalogue project. The project has allowed us to fund one of these students but with […]
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melanie-king wrote a new blog post: Progress on the Kit-Catalogue Project 2 years, 1 month ago
I’m excited to report that the JISC Kit-Catalogue Project is gathering a great deal of momentum within Loughborough University at the moment. It’s only a 9 month project, so to have this amount of interest at the start is a huge bonus for me as the Project Manager. I get the feeling, that once the updated software [...]
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melanie-king wrote a new blog post: Project blog or personal blog? 2 years, 2 months ago
We’re looking at the best way to provide ‘latest news’ on the project in the form of a hosted blog that can be syndicated with the ‘greeningict’ tag for the JISC Greening ICT Programme blog . From our own point of view, each team member wanted just one blog – their own blog – to contribute to, which [...]
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