Miegunyah Fellowship for Prof Richard Noss Print
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
noss.jpgRichard Noss, co-director of the London Knowledge Lab, has been awarded a 2012 Miegunyah Fellowship by the University of Melbourne. Richard will disseminate the findings of the Technology Enhanced Learning Research Programme, which he directs. He will give a public lecture and several specialist seminars and will consult with staff and students on research initiatives that will strengthen collaborative links between UK and Australian researchers in the field of technology-enhanced learning.

Richard will take up his fellowship in February 2012. Fellowships are awarded each year, and are awarded on the international standing and pre-eminence of the proposed Fellow, the value of the proposed Fellow's visit and contribution to the University, and the appeal of the public lecture to the University and the wider community.

 
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