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Agile, collaborative, influential usability testing – lunchtime meetup write up – Website and Communications Blog
Anyone who’s ever watched a usability test knows that they work remarkably well.
Impacting Hong Kong Society Through Community Outreach and Experiential Learning – Inform.ed
It will come as no shock to anyone reading this, but the world we live in is now irrevocably different from the one we inhabited pre-pandemic.
Turning the tables: Assessing the quality of our feedback to students – Teaching Matters
We are so glad some other schools and deaneries have used adapted versions of our checklist and audit process, and we have reproduced it here for anyone who may find it
Working WordPress: 5 months as Academic Blogging Intern – Digital Learning Applications and Media
Do I sound stupid? Will ANYONE read this post I wrote instead of working on my dissertation?’.
(Out)reach for the stars! – Charlie Fraser / Geoscience Outreach Blogs
There are real possibilities for any student via the avenue of Citizen Science and the purpose would be just to unequivocally show that anyone can “hunt aliens”.
What is it like being a Digital Transformation Intern? -Alicia Manson – Information Services Group: Student Employee Blog
The advice that I would give to anyone thinking of undertaking an ISG internship would be to go in with an open mind, expect to learn a lot from those around
Two Philosophers, One Podcast, No Problems: Building a community of listeners through a philosophy podcast – Teaching Matters
In this post, PhD student, Liv Coombes, presents a podcast initiative, which she developed with fellow student, Elliott Gruzin, to build an online community of listeners for anyone interested in philosophy ... The format of bringing an academic text
Podcast: Podcasts in Education with Emily O’Reilly & Andrew Strankman – Part 2 (34 mins) – Teaching Matters
anyone that listening knows: Hey, it’s it’s easier than it sounds.
Event: Usability testing playback session - New degree programme editorial interface - Future student online experiences
What is not to love? Should be used as standard for anyone serious about giving their users what they need.
‘A dream come true’: Visiting scholars lived experiences of residential outdoor and environmental education – Teaching Matters
These experiences do more than strengthen students’ desire to learn: they also inspire anyone who spends even a short time immersed in this world and can spark new ways of seeing