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Here's a list of E-Learning Champions online habitats and tools - the online places E-Learning Champions come together. Feel free to break out into other places, and add them to the list below.

UCL E-Learning Wiki (you're here)
A UCL-hosted wiki, good for documentation and reference materials.

UCL E-Learning Champions' Moodle
A place to discuss and demonstrate designs for learning.

The E-Learning Environments blog (E-Learning Champions category)
  Public-facing news in long form.

E-Learning Champions on Yammer
Not currently busy, but a UCL-wide social network for news, links, anecdotes in short form.

Twitter - if you tweet and it's Champions-related, use the hashtag #UCLDigiEd and follow @UCLDigiEd 
For short form news which is also public-facing.

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Acknowledgements

Thank you to our UCL E-Learning Wiki contributors: 

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Anyone at UCL is welcome to contribute also. If you don't already have edit access (once you've logged in), please contact digi-ed@ucl.ac.uk to request access. View the full site map.

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E-Learning Support Links

• About the UCL Wiki.
• E-Learning Support for Students.
• Workshops Digital Education Advisory can offer staff.
• LecturecastResourceCentre (for UCL Staff).
• UCL Moodle Resource Centre (for UCL Staff).
• Moodle.org - online support community.
• E-Learning @ UCL (Digital Education's staff website).
• E-Learning Development Grants - bid for funding to run small e-learning projects.