Richard welcomed Jason DaPonte, managing editor of BBC Mobile Platforms. He’s going to be covering the BBC angle to inspire us all in the innovation work we’re involved with. Read more

Audio from the session [audio:http://www.jisc.ac.uk/media/avfiles/events/2008/07/session3b.mp3] To downlod the MP3 click here This session took the form of a brainstorm, with some of the main discussions tackling issues arising from the sheer variety ‘data’ (from raw to processed/workflows/protocols and between disciplines, methodologies, techniques). We asked why are we keeping it? Do we share now for reuse, … Read more

Audio from the session [audio:http://www.jisc.ac.uk/media/avfiles/events/2008/07/session2b.mp3] To downlod the MP3 click here This session was chaired by Joy Davidson (Digital Curation Centre) and took the form of a brainstorm. Three main areas were covered. The session began by thinking about the careers of researchers, and discussion centred on how data management can be embedded from the … Read more

Sarah Porter, Head of Innovation Group, JISC introduced the session on JISC future priorities. The aim of the session is to ask what you think on strategic issues (policy and governance) technical issues practice and people issues The room then split into four groups to look at the issues in more detail. Read more

Audio from the session [audio:http://www.jisc.ac.uk/media/avfiles/events/2008/07/session1b.mp3] To downlod the MP3 click here The motion being debated in this session is “Curating and sharing research data is best done where the researcher’s institution asserts IPR claims over the data”. Initial discussion centred around what was the right approach to IPR and copyright that would enable curation and … Read more