Darren Mundy
Dr. Darren Mundy is the Deputy Head of the School of Arts and New Media at the University of Hull and a lecturer in Digital Media. He obtained a PhD in 2004 for research undertaken in the area of secure transmission of electronic medical prescriptions. His current areas of research relate to web security, in particular personal privacy protection and educational technologies.
Articles by Darren Mundy:
The Wireless Interactive Lecture Demonstrator project (WILD Thing for short)
Monday, 1st November 2010
Getting students engaged and involved in the learning process is a challenge for any lecturer so the WILD Thing provides an interesting solution. It allows lecturers to embed dynamic content directly into a PowerPoint slide, and students to use mobile devices to comment or ask questions during the lecture. Despite the risk of students sending abusive comments, this system has great potential.
The Wireless Interactive Lecture Demonstrator project (WILD Thing for short)
Monday, 1st November 2010
Getting students engaged and involved in the learning process is a challenge for any lecturer so the WILD Thing provides an interesting solution. It allows lecturers to embed dynamic content directly into a PowerPoint slide, and students to use mobile devices to comment or ask questions during the lecture. Despite the risk of students sending abusive comments, this system has great potential.
Community session
11th December 2024
2025 strategic planning; evaluating research reports; The Financial Times, news and AI
5th November 2024
How are information managers getting involved with AI? Navigating privacy, ethics, and intellectual property
- 2025 strategic planning; evaluating research reports; The Financial Times, news and AI
5th November 2024 - All recent Jinfo Subscription content
31st October 2024 - End-user training best practice research
24th October 2024
- Jinfo Community session (TBC) (Community) 23rd January 2025
- Clinic on contracting for AI (Community) 11th December 2024
- Discussing news and AI strategies with the Financial Times (Community) 21st November 2024