The INHALE Project

Information for Nursing And Health in a Learning Environment

FINAL PROJECT REPORT

The INHALE Final Report is available to download:

• Microsoft Word document in ZIP file - 939KB
• Acrobat PDF document - 2,213KB

SITE STATUS

The INHALE Project web site has entered into retirement!

If you require up-to-date information about the INHALE Project, please visit the home pages of the INFORMS (Information Skills) Project:

http://informs.hud.ac.uk

Introduction

Welcome to the INHALE Project website.

If you are looking for the INFORMS Project web site, please click here.

INHALE is a JISC-funded project that will create a set of web-based learning materials which will enable students to exploit relevant, high quality electronic information. This will include sources and services available to students locally and also those which form the Distributed National Electronic Resource (DNER).

To view our set of seven standalone units, please use the following URL:

The gap which the project seeks to fill is identified in paragraph 69 of JISC 5/99. INHALE will use the ubiquity of the web to "open the door" to the richness of the DNER which at the moment remains largely unexploited by students. A central concept will be the integration of the resources into a virtual learning environment (VLE) such as Blackboard CourseInfo as well as portability between VLE's at other Universities.

INHALE builds on the work of the Huddersfield Information Project which created a framework for students to find, select and use information sources for a particular academic task.

If you have any comments or feedback about either the INHALE web pages, or the INHALE materials themselves (or if you just wish to contact the INHALE team), then click here to visit our Feedback page.

You can also look at our page on the JISC website here.