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In this blog post, Digital Accessibility Intern David Buik explains what accessibility statements are, what goes into making them, as well as things he has learned from experience in this domain. He also talks about a tool he has started developing to make the process more beginner-friendly and efficient.
In the Digital Skills Team, a significant part of our job is to develop courses and webinars. I mainly develop courses in Microsoft Excel, the powerful spreadsheet application that enables people to quickly organise and format data and perform calculations. I find course development to be one of the most enjoyable parts of my job. […]
One of my neighbour Marie’s earliest memoires of the Moss is from the 1970s. When she met her husband, John, he lived on Blackthorne Avenue to the northwest of the site. As they both worked in Glasgow, they would get the train together from Lenzie Station. Marie remembers running late one morning and the two […]
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Ita is an Archaeology PhD student, who also studied for her undergraduate and Master’s degrees at the University of Edinburgh. As she’s spent 6 years living here, she’s pretty well-placed to talk about the pros and cons of accommodation for students in the city. “Where am I going to live?” If you’re moving away from […]
by Mingxi Li, Psychotherapy and Counselling January brought a wave of “New Year, New Me” energy, and I decided to try something new. I needed something embodied – something to pull me out of my head and break the cycle of endless rumination at my desk. I’ve always wanted to try bouldering. I booked my […]
