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Student Stories – Page 24 – Blogs and vlogs from students of the University of Edinburgh
Of course, even in this case one size does not fit all, as the term ‘Mature Student’ covers anyone starting university that is 22 or older and that covers […]. stories 23rd
Nursing Blog – Page 6 – Stories about Nursing at Edinburgh straight from our staff and students
To embody the essence of the Nursing Now campaign, we graduate studentsContinue reading Anyone for coffee?.
June 2023 – Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)
It is an open access publication and anyone should be able to download the final published paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engstruct.2023.116220 The paper details our analysis
Jamie Perriam: Crown Label 14 – Writing Prizes
I would wholeheartedly exhort anyone thinking of entering one of the University’s creative writing prizes to do so.
Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group – Rannsachadh digiteach air a' Ghàidhlig ~ Goireasan digiteach airson nan Gàidheal
Who can transcribe material? We would be excited for anyone with the Gaelic language to check out the website and sign up as a transcriber. ... We would be delighted to provide more information regarding this process to anyone interested.
June 2019 – ITIL Tattle
Decision Analysis is our next Kepner-Tregoe thinking process. The steps provided will be very familiar to anyone who has undertaken a procurement, theft or recruitment exercise, yet they can be
Inspiring Sustainable Change through Outdoor Learning: The Edinburgh Earth Initiative – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
for anyone interested in transforming their teaching practice. ... It’s designed to ignite transformation in teaching practices and serve as a roadmap for anyone eager to make a difference to transformative and sustainable learning.
Law Librarian – Page 4 – Academic Support Librarians working with staff and students in the School of Law
It’s LGBT+ History Month in February so we wanted to highlight some resources in our collection that are relevant to anyone looking at the history of LGBT+ rights. ... At the same time, its engaging style makes it a particularly valuable resource for
August 2017 – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Guest blog by Ross Macdonald Anyone studying early modern legal texts knows that the text, and its authorship, may be “moveable”; they may appear successively….
Virtual Classrooms – Informatics Learning Technology Service
They can be scheduled via MyEd (useful for support staff and anyone who isn’t attached to a Learn course) or via Learn (useful for course organisers / tutors wanting to host