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Simplifying our systems and processes improves speed and efficiency – Future student online experiences
Read Cathy’s blog post from earlier this year about improving the collaborative editing process with the new degree finder CMS.).
Third CAD Workshop – Juliet Saunders / Computer-Aided Design (2023-2024)[SEM1]
We also practiced editing the colours of different objects. I did a practice exercise of just randomly not to scale drawing of a design of a room to experiment with layers
Welcome! – Misty Li / Contemporary Art & Open Learning (2022-2023)[SEM1]
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When submitting to an academic journal goes wrong – Double spaced
The journal also provided a template for submissions, which I thought was handy (saved me the formatting headaches) and I copy/pasted my paper into the template, did some final editing
Open Access in Scottish Universities Video – Open Scholarship
In total we interviewed 11 academics and librarians and recorded over 240 minutes of footage out of which, after editing and post-production, only 17 were used for the final video
What we learned from delivering training at scale – Future student online experiences
This was largely due to four factors:. We had a group of legacy content editors – people who’d been editing degree finder content for many years, who interacted with us regularly,
Preparing for the UG 2026 Degree Finder update cycle – Future student online experiences
Gather Content: Content gathering, editing , and previewing for schools will again use Content Workflow (the new name for Gather Content).
Spotlight on Remote Teaching: Teaching online in unusual times – Teaching Matters
Editing live Wikipedia pages from Global Health. What other ideas do you have?
Remediating Stevenson Apia Symposium – Remediating Stevenson:
In particular, it will analyse Stevenson’s experiments with the verbal editing of images into sequences that produce narrative movements of different kinds — including jumps, cuts, and continuous streams of action –
John Dupré, Gifford Lecture 5: Human Nature and Human Kinds – Edinburgh Gifford Lectures Blog
change. Objections include denying that evolution is wholly genetic. It includes other forms—cultural, epigenetic, and moves much faster than developing genes over thousands of years. ... Various factors, some biological (e.g. genes , hormones, brains,