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University of Hertfordshire, Blended Learning Unit (BLU)


Contact Details: The Blended Learning Unit (BLU) website: www.herts.ac.uk/blu
Jon Alltree, Deputy Director, BLU: j.r.alltree@herts.ac.uk
Type of Project: The Blended Learning Unit (BLU) has developed two learning spaces at the University of Hertfordshire - one in the main College Lane accommodation and one in the College Lane Learning Resources Centre. They are refurbishments/re-purposing of original spaces.
Start/End Date: The BLU, a HEFCE CETL, was established in 2005 and the refurbishment and repurposing work was carried out from mid 2005 and the spaces were brought into service in February and May 2006.

Funding Sources

Computer Lab setup Blended Learning Unit Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) University of Hertfordshire

The BLU draws on recurrent funding to enable a core of blended learning teachers to have the time and resources to develop and evaluate their own practice and research, and support a variety of dissemination activities. It used part of its capital funding to equip the two dedicated learning spaces and to set up a visible presence within the Learning Resource Centre at the College Lane Campus.

Cost of Project

ROOM ONE Audio visual equipment: £55K
ROOM TWO Audio visual equipment: £20K


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