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Expertise in digital education and online learning since 2013

Digital education at Leeds covers all aspects of technology-enhanced learning in hybrid and fully-online settings. This means that however you learn, students and staff at Leeds benefit from the latest digital technologies and pedagogical expertise.

To do this, we work closely with academic teams, students and commercial partners to design effective learning experiences using the best possible EdTech tools and teaching methodologies.

Our expertise in learning design and learning technologies enables us to create transformative, accessible and inclusive online learning experiences, from short courses and microcredentials to fully online degree programmes.

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DENFest Media Enhanced Learning Conference

DENFest 2026 is a two-day internal conference (1-2 July) for University of Leeds teaching staff hosted by the Digital Education Network.

This year's inaugural event will focus on Media Enhanced Learning, as the University prepares for the launch of Panopto, our new platform for creating, sharing and engaging with video and media in teaching.

  • Keynote speakers
  • Interactive workshop
  • Media Enhanced Learning showcase sessions
  • Networking
  • One-to-one support
Read more about DENFest

Online Learning Summit 2025

On 10 and 11 July 2025, over 200 attendees joined us in Leeds (and online!) as we continued to explore core themes and emerging areas of discussion in the online learning sector and beyond:

  • Scaling online learning sustainably
  • Building effective partnerships
  • Lived experiences of online learning
  • Learning engineering and design
  • Open, online and digital ecosystems
Read more about OLS2025

Fully Online Degree Programmes

Disability Studies, Rights and Inclusion MSc

"Online learning gives you the opportunity to refresh, to be creative, to experiment with multiple possibilities of learning, and recognise that everybody has a place and is valued.

It allows us to think about ways in which people can flourish and ensure that they can articulate their ideas in a way that is accessible to them."

Dr. Miro Griffiths - Deputy Director of the Centre for Disability Studies

Read about the making of this programme

How can we help you?

Our Partnerships team can help businesses, organisations and charities to to create high-quality digital learning resources for global audiences and select groups. By working with us, you'll get access to leading academics and digital learning designers to create:

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  • Online courses or modules
  • Interactive learning tools
  • Live content (e.g. webinars)
  • Educational videos and animation
  • XR experiences (e.g. virtual reality tours)
  • Communications (e.g. learner support, community management)
  • Podcasts and audio resources

As an official partner of leading e-learning platforms including FutureLearn and Coursera, we enable access to your content, your way.

Our latest projects

Celebrating our summer 2026 online learning graduates

There are few moments that better demonstrate the impact of our work than graduation. On 20 July, 64 online master's students travelled from around the world to visit campus for the first time and celebrate becoming University of Leeds graduates. A global cohort of online learners Graduates attending the in-person ceremony were part of a...

DENFest 2026 inspires the future of digital education

  At the beginning of July, the University of Leeds hosted DENFest2026, the Digital Education Network's inaugural festival of digital education. The two day event brought together staff, students, sector experts and partners to showcase how media enhanced learning (MEL) can enhance learning and teaching at Leeds. It also marked a significant step forward in...

New digital resource helps staff manage disclosures of harassment and abuse

Digital Education have supported the University’s Harassment and Misconduct team to develop a new online resource called Dealing with Disclosures. The course offers guidance to help staff know what to do if students or postgraduate researchers disclose experiences of harassment, sexual misconduct, violence and abuse. Supporting staff through digital training The Harassment and Misconduct team...

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