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Lyell’s School of Rock – Cultural Heritage Digitisation Service
I will certainly miss seeing Lyell’s familiar scrawling hand and pencilled field sketches – intimate notes that he likely never anticipated sharing with anyone .
Making sure Consent Collective TV is plugged in – Teaching Matters
Channel 2 is for anyone living, studying or working with the impact of sexual violence or relationship abuse.
University IS for Someone Like Me – BA Childhood Practice_Blog
Someone like me and YOU. For anyone who thinks university is not for them because they struggled at school or learn differently, I hope my story shows that it is possible.
Lecture 1: Human Beings as God’s Image? – Edinburgh Gifford Lectures Blog
We’d like to reiterate that we warmly welcome anyone wishing to engage with Welker’s lectures to contribute their comments and questions below. ... Just as little would we expect anyone to mention the tensions between mortals being ‘mere dust’
Garden @ BioQuarter: Developing green spaces on campus – Teaching Matters
Call to action. We encourage anyone at BioQuarter who hasn’t yet visited the garden to come by and see what it’s all about.
Five Years of Service Catalogue – ITIL Tattle
Like imaginary friends, not seen by anyone else. To bring order we needed an agreed framework – a schema, definitions, agreed starting point and rules for future inclusion, modification removal.
Lecture 6: Called to Peace – Edinburgh Gifford Lectures Blog
We’d like to reiterate that we warmly welcome anyone wishing to engage with Welker’s lectures to contribute their comments and questions below.
Two Months after starting the Internship – Educational Design and Engagement
the potential for any student (and anyone really!) to be a knowledge activist.
An interview with our summer intern, Yordan – Website and Communications Blog
Yes, definitely; especially to anyone who is enthusiastic and willing to learn.
What is a critical reflexive in creative writing? – Double spaced
But it wasn’t my original plan to set the novel in Calgary, and I am still not sure if readers will resonate with the setting (or if anyone will get