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Podcast: Improving science communication with… Wikipedia? (19 minutes) – Teaching Matters
This exciting, informative episode is an essential listen for anyone interested in how medical articles on Wikipedia are actually formed, and how projects such as these can be integrated into the
EdWeb deployment update May 2016 – profiles – Website and Communications Blog
These new profiles are created from a simple form, with clear help text and guidance materials, so we believe that it will be possible for anyone to create an effective presence
Podcast: Michael Merlin & Richard Blythe (Teaching Awards series, 25 mins) – Teaching Matters
Throughout the episode, the thought and intentionality Michael and Richard bring to their roles are apparent, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in hearing about supportive roles, particularly
The Power of Lifelong Learning at UALL Conference – Educational Design and Engagement
The theme of local engagement and impact was abundant in the session I attended on Tuesday by Michelle Graffagnino, University of Bristol ‘If I can go to university, anyone can”: reflections
Open Content Internship – Last Week! – Educational Design and Engagement
I had preconceptions about copyright law being used by big companies to target small creators, but I’ve learned about how creative commons licencing can be used by anyone to ensure
SCPHRP February bulletin 2019 – SCPHRP
She is keen to talk to anyone who shares an interest in this area.
EdWeb development road map – Website and Communications Blog
Anyone who has used the Agile methodology to run any projects will be familiar with the project backlog.
Lucy Sinclair: Work & the World Cup – Information Services Group: Student Employee Blog
It seems like whenever anyone needs a quick break from working they pull up the list of matches to either lament or celebrate how their team has performed. ... feared. For me this has meant that I am more confident in asking questions, leading meetings
Sometimes, We fail Psychology. And It’s Okay. – Research Bow
A lawyer might have had suffered extreme injustice at the hands of authorities and doesn’t want the same thing to happen to anyone .
Data Visualization and Mapping – Data, Design and the City
OpenStreetMap This is a open volunteer collected geographic information source that anyone can contrbute to and usethe data from.