Academic Computing Development Team
Closure of ACDT
As of June 2008, the Academic Computing Development Team (ACDT) has been discontinued.
When the ACDT was originally set up there was a clear need for such a team as users were only just getting to grips with the possibilities of the web, and most tools and services had to be developed in-house and from scratch, but the times have changed; users now have access to a range of freely available web services, plus all the tools in WebLearn, and thus the need to develop unique e-learning tools had diminished. As a result, the decision has been taken to shut down the service.
The Learning Technolgies Group (LTG) continues to support e-learning in a variety of ways. If you’ve come here looking for assistance, here are some links that may be of use:
- Learning Technologies Group web site
- WebLearn
- Web Design Consultancy Service
- LTG guide to e-learning at the Oxford
- OUCS IT Learning Programme
Over the course of it's lifespan, the ACDT worked on over 40 projects:
- Accessing and Storing Knowledge (ASK) Project
- Archaeology Through Maps and Satellite Images
- The Chinese Institute Web
- Chinese Multimedia
- Clinical Scenarios Database
- Doctors At War
- The Dynamics of Rotating Fluids
- Earth Sciences Image Store
- Fontes Anglo-Saxonici Project
- The Forster Collection
- Geographical Techniques Online
- George Clarke Print Collection
- The "Greek Driller" Language Learning
- Gunpowder, Compass, and Printing Press
- HEFCE Information Literacy Skills Development
- The Hillforts of the Ridgeway
- Human Anatomy Image Database
- Inquire
- The Isaiah Berlin Virtual Library
- Interactive Japanese for Self-Study
- Interactive Aural Comprehension Materials
- Interactive Aural Comprehension (II)
- The Logic Web
- Multimedia Statistics
- Online Edition of the Vindolanda Tablets
- Online Experiments
- Oxford Earth Sciences Image Store (OESIS)
- Pacific Pathways
- Reading List Tool
- Research and Teaching Resources in Politics
- Roman Provincial Coinage
- Social Sciences DataCat
- The Sphakia Survey Web Site
- Structured Problems in Molecular Biology
- The Theology Faculty Digital Library
- The Universal Language Internet Portal (TULIP)
- Understanding Environmental Change
- University Image Management Awareness
- Usability and Accessibility in WebLearn
- The Virtual Faculty
- Web-based Randomisation Facility - Perinatal Trial
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