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The EUSA Teaching Awards help us learn about ‘good teaching’ – Teaching Matters
Marwa Mouazen, winner of The Ian Campbell Award for Teaching in the Humanities and Social Sciences encouraged students to ‘seek extra-curricular opportunities’ and ‘discussed how their learning was progressing outside
Voyage boxed: sea journeys, island hopping & trans-oceanic concepts – Library Matters: news from ECA Library
The 20 artists collaborating in this work included Nancy Campbell, David Faithfull, Christine Morrison and Ian Stephen.
Single cell epigenome landscape of development and ageing – Institute of Genetics and Cancer
L-R Wendy Bickmore (now Director of the MRC HGU), Robin Allshire, Cristina Rada, Wolf Reik, Ian Jackson, Sally Cross. ... Picture provided by Ian Jackson. After an entertaining introduction by Tamir Chandra, who used to work in Wolf’s lab as a postdoc,
Top tips to end your online internship/work experience on a positive note – Inform.ed
Following our recent student guest blog posts from Isik and Ian on their summer internship experiences, we’ve collated some top tips to end your online internship/work experience on a
Welcome to the Sept-Oct Learning & Teaching Enhancement Theme: Careers and Employability – Teaching Matters
Promoting, discussing and celebrating teaching at The University of Edinburgh. Image credit: unsplash, Ian Schneider, CCO.
Podcast: The University of Edinburgh Curriculum Transformation Programme (27 minutes) – Teaching Matters
13:20 – Richard Andrews on perceptions of the ‘Edinburgh Graduate’. 16:50 – Ian Gordon on curriculum transformation from a college’s perspective and deconstruction of ‘curriculum’ and ‘transformation’.
Spotlight on Alternative Assessment Methods: Alternatives to exams – Teaching Matters
Pingback: In Defence of Ian Linkletter – From Practitioner to Pedagogue.
Poems from the Course: Topics in Palaeobiology and Evolution – Working & Learning at the University of Edinburgh – Student Ambassador, Geologist, Red Lichtie
Natural Flood Management Seminar by Dr Ian Pattison – Balaur Bondoc, Dinosaur or Bird?
Workshop Three: Places, then and now, how do they influence our health? – Mobility, Mood & Place
Leaders:. Mobility, Mood and Place team members Mark Cherrie, Ian Deary, Jamie Pearce and Niamh Shortt.
What’s it like doing a PhD in creative writing at the University of Edinburgh? – Double spaced
I read a fair amount of Ian Rankin, Louise Penny, and skimmed other crime novels and ultimately ruled them out.