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‘Difficult Conversations’ Podcast series on COVID-19: from sex work to motherhood, NHS to the economy – Edinburgh Decameron: Lockdown Sociology at Work
I don’t know what’s going to happen tomorrow to me or anyone I know or love, so I want to share some of the writers and subject matters that
Stay calm, be active: simple ways to boost your physical activity during COVID-19 – By Coral Hanson, Paul Kelly, Alice Pearsons, Chloe Williamson, Sheona McHale, Steven Hanson & Lis Neubeck – COVID-19 Perspectives
If regulations allow, walk solo/with those you live with responsibly. Remember to keep a distance of two metres from anyone that you do not live with.
Spotlight on Alternative Assessment Methods: Students using Xerte to create open educational resources – Teaching Matters
The benefit of Xerte is that it caters for all levels of skill, allowing an opportunity for anyone to get started and quickly author and publish content.
Fundamentals of Music Theory: Co-creating sustainable open textbooks for music education – Open e-Textbooks for Access to Music Education
So for me, this new approach to creating a book that could be accessed by anyone , with any or no background knowledge, was totally different.
For the ‘at-risk’ or vulnerable COVID-19 group: staying or becoming active during social distancing , by Lis Neubeck, Sheona McHale, Chloe Williamson, Paul Kelly, Alice Pearsons, Steven Hanson & Carol Hanson – COVID-19 Perspectives
7] If you have to walk outside, remember to strictly observe the guidelines to stay at least two metres from anyone outside your household.
Social media, blockchain, big data & co: How do we support women mediators in peace processes in a technology-driven world, writes Fiona Knäussel – COVID-19 Perspectives
Becoming a target: For anyone in a conflict-affected setting, participating in peacebuilding may turn them into a target of displeased authorities.
COVID-19 and health systems: responding to unpredictable predictability, by Liz Grant, Yina Lizeth Gracia-Lopez and Christine Bell – COVID-19 Perspectives
Health workers have become the social and informal political leaders of this pandemic as they, more than anyone else, know what is happening.
Training as a young tutor: my experience of attending the “Introduction to Academic Practice” – Research Bow
This is why I highly recommend the course to anyone who is interested in developing or improving their teaching skills in Higher Education.
Dwelling in the past: Thinking about Earth Sciences in both human and geological timescales – Teaching Matters
Anyone who has put their toe in the waters of social media will be familiar with the vast array of inspirational quotes telling us things like, “Every second you spend dwelling
Fundamentals of Music Theory: Co-creating sustainable open textbooks for music education – Educational Design and Engagement
So for me, this new approach to creating a book that could be accessed by anyone , with any or no background knowledge, was totally different.