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Link to violence towards women – Leah Wood
From Everard’s Vigil:. “could have been anyone ”. “we have all felt unsafe when it is dark outside”.
Six practical tips: what we learnt building a new online course – Website and Communications Blog
Here are six top tips and insights we wanted to share with anyone preparing to create online learning or other digital resources.
Higher Ed web management conference masterclass – Website and Communications Blog
It’s an excellent conference for anyone involved in university website management, with sessions for both technical and marketing-focused colleagues.
ResiliencebyDesign Research Innovation Lab – Making Scotland an ACE informed nation
We’ve raised their voice. Is anyone listening? Participatory video practitioners and valued citizen voice in international development contexts.
hrothmann – Wikidata
make Wikipedia and Wikidata a platform that anyone anywhere will feel able to use, edit and appreciate!/p pa href="#_ftnref1" name="_ftn1"[1]/a a
Pour me some of that sweet, sweet critical sauce – Dark matters
That is not a scholarly life I want and I do not see why anyone should be paying me to say that something is impossible or undefinable.
Teacherbot Dev-Log #2: On the Rise – Teacherbot
Once again, I’ll plug our Sign Up page for anyone who’s interested in getting to grips with Teacherbot and exploring its potential:.
Redesigning how we display entry requirements in the undergraduate degree finder – Future student online experiences
minimum entry requirements: The minimum academic grades are only relevant to applicants from widening access backgrounds, but many people think these are the minimum grades anyone can apply with.
Medical writing can be a career match for you: discover how – Inform.ed
Medical writing is a great career option for anyone who is interested in science but does not want to be lab-based.
New chillers save water in the School of Chemistry – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Anyone at the University – staff and students – can propose projects for the fund.
