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Installer: Disk Partitioning – LCFG Ubuntu Project
We intend to add support for encrypting individual partitions (e.g. /tmp and swap) with random keys to match what we have in EL7.
Cultural Heritage Digitisation Service – Page 6
In addition to work we’ve already undertaken with uploading a thesis to Wikisource, our Digital Scholarship Developer Mike Bennett is exploring how we can match digitised theses to their author
Getting involved in University sport – School of Engineering Blog
Typically, matches are held weekly during term time on Wednesday afternoons, or at weekends. ... Many clubs have teams of different abilities, so matches are of a competitive and enjoyable standard, ranging from novice to world-class.
The 48th Language Lunch – Language Lunch @ Edinburgh
We elicited lexical predictions by acoustically presenting sentence-stems. Pictures were named in 4 conditions: match (picture-name fully matched the lexical prediction), onset-overlap (e.g., can-CAP), rime-overlap
Unknowns in Online Teaching – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
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CVs with impact – talking about your achievements – Inform.ed
Graduate recruiters tell us that tailoring your CV – making it as easy as possible to see that you are a close match for the job they are recruiting for – is key
2022 Scottish Women’s National Team Football Fan Survey. – Sport Matters
40% of respondents got ticketing information from the SFA website. 62% of supporters travel to the match by car. ... A large viewership is not around international matches and has still to be optimised in terms an engaged online audience.
Creating Community Online: Group Project Review – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
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June 2021 – Depression Detectives
Mark: I’d start by seeing if we can use health data to differentiate people who reported (retrospectively) having single versus recurrent depression to see how closely that data matches what
What makes for effective feedback? – Annabel Treshansky's Blog
Use images that match the activity being assessed. Constructively align what we do with how we give feedback and assess.