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How we’ve used an editing process to improve web content – Website and Communications Blog
This year we worked with Caroline Jarrett and Jane Matthews to develop our content design training.
When AI Promises the World But Can’t Cross the Educational Divide – Books & Bots
Merton dubbed the Matthew Effect, has long haunted discussions of inequality. ... To prevent the Matthew Effect from amplifying existing inequalities, we need to focus less on technological quick fixes and more on addressing the fundamental inequities in
The return of the expert, by Christina Boswell – COVID-19 Perspectives
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EEHN Cromarty Retreat: Tidal Movements in Environmental Humanities – EEHN
Congratulations to all the team that work on this including Matthew Lear, Ciara Bolton, Eszter Erdosi, Keili Koppel, Ellie Bush, Hannah Duffew, Felix Clarke and Annie Gallagher.
No friends on powder day! An introduction to heuristic traps – ITIL Tattle
You can read about the tragic consequences of expert halo in Matthew Syed’s book Black Box Thinking:… [Syed, M., 2016.
Nostalgia & Progress: Illustration after the Second World War – ECA Illustration
The exhibition will also feature a variety of recent illustrations by artists Emily Sutton, Mark Hearld, Ed Kluz, Louise Lockhart, Angie Lewin, Matthew The Horse, Tom Frost, Alice Pattullo, Jonathan Gibbs,
Promising progress at the EAUC Ireland regional group meeting – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Promising progress at the EAUC Ireland regional group meeting. Programme Manager Matthew Lawson reflects on the efforts by colleges and universities in Northern and Southern Ireland to group together to persue
ISE sector insight: Retail, Fast-Moving Consumer Goods and Tourism – Inform.ed
Danny Matthews , the Early Careers Lead from the Co-op Group talked of gender balance issues that they are still focussed on, alongside improving their BME representation.
Are Kraichnan’s papers difficult to read? Part 2: The DIA. – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
Among the select few who actually have got to grips with the new perturbation theory in [1], are my student Matthew Salewski, who did that as a preliminary to the resolution
A gun for the end of the world, by Joe Anderson – COVID-19 Perspectives
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