IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Zooniverse + Facebook. A staff project based in the Department of Physics.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Research Software Developers Network. A staff project based in Oxford e-Research Centre and Department of Computer Science.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Evershelf. A student project led by Vani Rajedran.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Easy Sign-up. A staff project based in Medical Sciences Office and IT Services.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Decoding Programming – Engineers Without Borders. Student project led by Prashant Pandey.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
VBibliotech. A student project led by David Sherwood
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Visualising Research Data in 3D with Blender. A staff project based in IT Services.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Computer-marked free text and algebra. A project based in 
Medical Sciences Office.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.
The IT Innovation Challenges launched a new call for ideas in Micahelmas Term 2015. The call invited staff to submit ideas for projects that would:
As before, students were encouraged to share their ideas for digital projects that can improve student life in general, and for this round a special plea was made for projects that can assist with undergraduate admissions and access.
A total of 32 staff ideas and 18 student ideas were submitted by the deadline. These were viewed over 5,000 times, and comments, suggestions and votes were added by hundreds of contributors. The submitted ideas were reviewed by the Innovation Panel, and a subset of idea creators were invited to submit a project proposal where they describe how their ideas can be turned into a project. These will be presented to the Innovation Panel in February, and some of the idea creators will then be offered the opportunity to run their project with funding from IT Innovation Challenges.
IT Innovation Challenges supports small start-up digital projects that will bring a benefit to the University. In its first year, the scheme has funded 25 projects. These are featured in our 2015 IT Innovation Advent Calendar.
Scitocols. A student project led by Einar Magnusson.
For more information about the project, please follow the link in the image or contact innovation@it.ox.ac.uk.