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Creating a "relentless welcome" – Teaching Matters
thanks to a student mentor in a program that matches new students with experienced and extensively trained peers who help them gain confidence, make connections, and build academic skills.
Beyond a boundary – Sport Matters
Cricket as culture has a long history in South Africa from at least 1808, when one of the earliest cricket matches was recorded, to the present day.
A Witchfinder’s Quest : Ensuring Data Accuracy & Enhancing the Website – Witchfinder General – Data Visualisation Internship
The intern previous to me, Claire Panella, developed a method using R Studio to find the entries that don’t match between Wikidata and the original Survey of Scottish Witches databases.
My PhD and Podcasting – What now for Zoe? – Inform.ed
University of Geneva, Switzerland, that were a great match for me.
March 2020 – Page 2 – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
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Hosting Collaboration by Design – Learning Lines
I used the same puzzle structure, but re-wrote the clues to match our context.
Upping our game under lockdown – Generation Scotland
We have been doing this more regularly since lockdown began and have started a regular poker match where the winner gets a game or film of their choice and the loser
Making AI useful and usable – consolidated learnings from UX research of Drupal AI Assistants – Website and Communications Blog
When the terms used by the Assistant didn’t exactly match what was in the interface, this was jarring for the participant, as it meant they had to try and make ... to grasp and understand – for example the presentation of precise use of terminology
Teaching, football and facilitator metaphors – Teaching Matters
That is, they are performing their role of controlling the match , time-keeping, and factoring in internal/external factors without being the a discussion point during or after the game. ... a referee is ‘actively passive’ in guiding players though
“I’m still not a coder”: A humanities student’s journey into Web Governance – Information Services Group: Student Employee Blog
How nice everyone is. I thought it would be a very intense environment where everyone knew exactly what they were doing and had strict expectations for you to match their pace.