The Fellowship activity is overseen by an Advisory Council made up of 25-30 very senior academics, technologists, industry representatives, and government agency and education system representatives from across the United Kingdom. This structure is one of the Fellowships most unique attributes. MORE >>

MirandaNet strives to enrich the lifelong learning of professionals involved in education. Using advanced technologies the Fellowship spans social, vocational, cultural and political divide to create lifelong learning solutions for the education marketplace” (Cuthell, 2005, p. MirandaNet has a clearly articulated purpose. Cuthell, J. MORE >>

The research project partnerships, between people in different educational contexts, create strong bonds between members as they come to rely on and relate to each other when working together. People rarely leave this community. It has maintained a steady growth pattern from the opening five members to the current 300+ members. MORE >>

The public site MirandaNet is open to the broader educational community. The community resources, projects and publications link to the priorities and standards of, and are linked on, the National Grid for Learning, an English Government Clearinghouse of educational resources. MORE >>

MirandaNet’s strengths over the years of development: building true partnerships between academia, in-service educators and technology companies and vendors. clearly valuing the celebratory and social aspects of building social capital within educator groups. Times and dates will be confirmed soon. MORE >>