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Book review: Content Everywhere by Sara Wachter-Boettcher – Website and Communications Blog
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Website Support Clinic update – Event booking feeds in EdWeb – Website and Communications Blog
Each ‘provider’ (usually a unit within the University ) has access to feeds of the courses taking place in your area. ... The feeds themselves aren’t hugely readable – an example of a feed from our Web Publishing Community sessions feed is shown
Getting agile with content creation at the Agile Content conference – Website and Communications Blog
Sometimes the scale of the University and our devolved approach to publishing can make the thought of trying to implement new techniques or try different ways of working daunting. ... By submitting this report, you accept that it is accurate and that
Legal Education and the Legal Profession – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
Advocates, who had traditionally expected their intrants to have a university -level training in law. ... Recent Posts. Scroll to the top. Academic Blogging Service provided by the University of Edinburgh.
Week 3 – Yue Zhu / Interior Design 4A: Design Research and Practice (2022-2023)[YR]
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Subscription Appeal: Celebrating Tony Honoré – The Edinburgh Legal History Blog
4. 'Honoré’s Law of Trusts', by Marius de Waal, Professor of Law, Stellenbosch University . ... Recent Posts. Scroll to the top. Academic Blogging Service provided by the University of Edinburgh.
Inline links – challenging to the reader and the writer – Website and Communications Blog
Inline links – challenging to the reader and the writer. We don’t advocate inline links on our University website . ... At the University Website Programme, we have long advocated links to appear in their own right at the end of paragraphs instead.
The Scale of Open: Re-purposing open resources for music education – Open e-Textbooks for Access to Music Education
One of the University ’s earliest MOOCs was the Fundamentals of Music Theory. ... Campaigns such as #eBookSOS have been launched by academic librarians and concerned colleagues to raise awareness of publishing practices that are making ebooks
University of Edinburgh 2016/17 Gold open access spend analysis – Open Scholarship
8. £18,278. £2,285. BioScientifica. 8. £16,215. £2,027. Royal Society Publishing . 9. ... Some examples of innovative academic or library-led publishing activities are described below.
A summer in the life of a DLAM Employ.Ed Intern – Digital Learning Applications and Media
We hope to share this website with the wider data community to allow other universities to simplify their data analysis processes as well. ... It’s use would allow Edinburgh to further collaborate with other universities at the forefront of distance