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Other WikiProjects | Wikimedian in Residence | Information Services

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Week9-How Exhibition Atmosphere Shapes Thematic Expression – Anqi Li / Curating (2025-2026)[SEM2]

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/s2851220_curating-2025-2026sem2/2026/03/21/week7/

the exhibition lacked a strong connection to the theme of “ witches .” She suggested that I could deepen the exhibition’s connection to witches by creating a specific atmosphere within the venue. ... My exhibition explores “historical accusations

June 2025 – Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/garg/2025/06/

Perhaps you’re interested in tales of witches (buidsichean), giants (fuamhairean) or fairies (Na Daoine Beaga ‘The Wee Folk’).

December 2025 – 100 circles

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/lenziemoss/2025/12/

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Using Wikisource with Library and University Collections | Wikimedian in Residence | Information Services

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The role that Wikisource can play in improving awareness of and engagement with collections within Library and University Collections is significant. Discover the ways in which the University can increase the reach of its collections nationally, and

Gaelic Algorithmic Research Group – Rannsachadh digiteach air a' Ghàidhlig ~ Goireasan digiteach airson nan Gàidheal

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/garg/

Perhaps you’re interested in tales of witches (buidsichean), giants (fuamhairean) or fairies (Na Daoine Beaga ‘The Wee Folk’).

Blog – Page 4 – 100 circles

https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/lenziemoss/blog/page/4/

These are ‘ witches brooms’, abnormal growths that are sometimes caused by fungal infections. ... My parents used to tell me and my siblings that these were naughty boys and girls, who had been transformed into these twiggy bundles by witches .