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Creative ways to make lifelong learning accessible to all – Teaching Matters
Here I share useful insights for anyone wishing to work with OERs. ... This currently holds more than 1,200 pieces of high-quality media created for short online courses, that are freely available for anyone , anywhere in the world to adapt, reuse and
Science Insights: the pupils’ perspective – SCOPE
I got so much out of the week and I know that anyone who gets a place, even if it’s online next year, won’t be disappointed.
Declan Kelly: To Live and Die Out Your Nugget – Writing Prizes
dim. I miss the orange heidlamps. I preferred it when the world wis warming and the lights were too, although I wouldnae tell anyone .
New map georeferencing application – Library Matters: news from ECA Library
It’s a collaborative online project where anyone with access to the internet can help to georeference various historical maps from the NLS collection.
Peer review: some further thoughts. – David McComb on the Physics of Turbulence
In fact, that goes for anyone who publishes regularly in a field which does not have a lot of participants.
Open Education Week 2024 and Course Development OER – Teaching Matters
This course is for subject matter experts, learning technologists, and anyone interested in instructional and learning design, who would like to develop the skills and knowledge needed to create an engaging
PhD candidates sought – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Anyone interested should consider contacting Dr Paul du Plessis, Director of the Centre.
Recovering helium in the School of Chemistry – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Anyone at the University – staff and students – can propose projects for the fund.
October 11th is National Coming Out Day – Staff Pride Network
Most people think they don’t know anyone gay or lesbian, and in fact, everybody does.
How ‘play’ dissolved in a social turn? – Tianai Zhang / Themes in Contemporary Art (2022-2023)[SEM1]
Sicart, 2014) Likewise, in class we learned about the concept of ‘score’, which can be considered as musical notation or linguistic logic, and can be notion of rules made by anyone .