The recording of Enact – Building an Open Source Repository for Practice Research presented at the Apereo Foundation Microconference, is now available to watch. In this session, members of the Enact project team and Enact technology partner provide an early preview of the Enact Practice Research Repository, an open-source repository being developed specifically to support …
Read more “A First Look at the Enact Practice Research Repository”
First Look at the Enact Practice Research Repository at Apereo Foundation Microconference Members of the Enact team will present an early preview of the Enact Practice Research Repository at the Apereo Foundation Microconference on Wednesday 16 September. This session presents the project and its conceptual foundations, including the PR Voices metadata schema, a project-centred data …
We are pleased to announce the five Early Adopter Pathfinders who are now helping to shape the next phase of the Enact Practice Research Data Service: Buckinghamshire New University, Manchester Metropolitan University, Middlesex University, the University of Nottingham Ningbo China and the London College of Music at the University of West London. These external teams …
Read more “Five Early Adopter Pathfinders appointed to steer Enact’s next stage of development”
Dr Adam Vials Moore, who joins Enact as Repository Manager, advocates for the outputs of research to be openly available and easy to discover and access. Adam has experience across a wide array of enabling technologies and infrastructures, including metacognitive and adaptive learning, hypertext, bioinformatics and RIM/repository architecture. His current interests focus on ensuring that …
We are very excited to announce that following a tender process CoSector: University of London has been appointed as the Enact Technology Partner. Working closely with the Enact Project Team and digital repository developer Notch8, CoSector brings extensive experience of collaborating with practice research-led institutions and applying the co-design approach that is central to Enact. Using the …
We are pleased to finally be publishing our Enact Project blog. Over the coming weeks we will be adding content to tell you more about Enact and how you can find out more and get involved. We have set up a Jiscmail mailing list at Enact@jiscmail.ac.uk so please do sign up to get updates. If …
