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Posts – Page 2 – Ellie Wood
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Societies and associations – oh my! – Student Stories
Coming to the UK from the US, I didn’t know anyone , how things work, or even where anything was!
Weekly Changes – 30/05/2022 – LCFG Project
Anyone interested in running the Apache web server on Ubuntu will want to pay close attention to the changes this week.
Food for Thoughts and Squirrels – Inform.ed
Yet, I do believe that getting involved with any of the Green societies on campus – be it People and Planet, SDA, or Dirty Weekenders – will teach anyone applied critical thinking and
Tutorials in transnational education – Teaching Matters
Although tutors who are postgraduate students are normally guided in their first experiences of teaching, there is a common assumption that anyone in an academic position knows how to deliver a
Curating your online presence – Digital Skills, Design and Training
career. In the backdrop of this, increasing digitalisation means that your online presence is important – to anyone that you want to make an impression on, particularly future employers who might check.
What is strategy consulting? – Inform.ed
Top Tips for Anyone Applying. If this sounds an interesting job to you, make sure you check industry sources such as Vault and read up on everything you can find on
30 Days Wild 2021 – ECRF – Sustainable Wellness
I’ll let you know how we get on in the comments section, and would love to hear what anyone else gets up to.
About this blog – Wellbeing, Smartphones and Interactions Research Project
I have created this blog as a way to share the findings of my research in a way that is accessible to everyone – mums, families, practitioners … anyone , in fact, who is
Researchers and Senate – IAD4RESEARCHERS
Meetings with researchers, managers, professional services and anyone with an interest or perspective will follow.