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Designs on E-learning conference

Following its success in 2005 the Design on E-learning International Conference opens with Charlie Samarez Smith, head of the Royal Academy and former Director of the National Gallery, and runs until 14 September at the Fashion Retail Academy in London this week.

11 Sep 2007

Pamela Afram

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Following its success in 2005 the Design on E-learning International Conference opens for the second time on the 12th and runs until 14 September at the Fashion Retail Academy at Gresse Street, London.

The event is hosted by the IT Research and Development unit at the University of Arts, London and aims to discuss the practices in teaching and learning with technology in art and design.

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Pamela Afram

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Pamela is an English Literature and Media Arts graduate of the University of Surrey, she has written children's books and has a background in media production and brand development.

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