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Employ.ed: An Inter(n)esting Summer – Teaching Matters
Lunch at Argyle House. To anyone thinking of applying to the programme next year, or to those of you who are on the fence: do it!
My takeaways from ContentEd 2021 – Future student online experiences
If you can’t find anyone , let me know. I’m a big fan of telling people when I think they’re great.
Committees vs calculus – School of Mathematics
Either way, my best advice to anyone at uni is to join a society.
Project Management for Non-Project Managers – Learning Lines
For anyone new to working on projects, new to an organisation, or just plain confused in meetings, understanding a shared language is so important.
Death to “signposting” – Future student online experiences
Make sure that anyone who needs to review or sign off on your content is aligned with your thinking.
WOAH, a student – ECA Illustration
We had to make working paper models that could be printed out by anyone of the internet and made at home.
Healthy, Happy Conferences – Researcher Development
Healthy, Happy Conferences. Green means I’m happy to talk to anyone . ... This is a beautifully simple idea. If you don’t want to talk to anyone , tick the red light.
Tackling Academic Interviews – Researcher Development
Tackling Academic Interviews. The last month or so has seemed quite busy with mock interview requests so here are some brief tips for anyone who has an upcoming and interview and
Lean UX – requirements are hypotheses – Website and Communications Blog
Parent): Why would anyone want that? At which point Wonka looks thrown, and pulls out a pile of cue cards that he proceeds to read through to justify his product. ... But if anyone chose to click it, they wouldn’t get any new features.
Getting in and getting on in architecture – Inform.ed
I’d encourage anyone studying architecture to explore other disciplines and take opportunities to travel, collaborate and network. ... Starting out in practice. The first few years out of university tend to be an even steeper learning curve than the