Overview of the JISC Distributed e-Learning Programme and Its Impact on Education

Feb 10, 2026

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The JISC Distributed e-Learning Programme (DeL) launched in January 2005, involving 24 Subject Centres with an average funding of £40,000 each, concluded in March 2006. Following this, DeL II commenced in April 2006, focusing on the sharing, reuse, and repurposing of educational content, alongside the JISC Digitisation Programme, e-portfolios, and the integration of existing e-tools. The initiative aimed to enhance digital learning resources and promote innovative teaching practices across educational institutions. For further information, visit the JISC website.

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Overview of the JISC Distributed e-Learning Programme and Its Impact on Education

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The JISC Distributed e-Learning Programme (DeL) 8 November 2006 York
DeL I strands • All 24 Subject Centres involved • On average around £40,000 each • Started January 2005 till March 2006 • DeL II started April 2006 • http://www.jisc.ac.uk/whatwedo/programmes/programme_elearning_capital.aspx
DeL II Strands • The sharing, reuse and repurposing of content • JISC Digitisation Programme • E-portfolios • Embedding of existing e-tools.