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On 27th May, my colleague Tracey Madden and I attended the first Scottish Turnitin User Group meeting hosted in the University of Dundee. This is something I wished for since I took on the Turnitin Service four years ago. Very grateful for Glenn Thomas, the Turnitin Account Manager, and Emma Duke-Williams from University of Dundee […]
In this post, Jenny Scoles, editor of Teaching Matters, reflects on working with student interns to create the Teaching Matters podcast, and the reciprocal learning journey for both staff and students in the production process. This post is part of the Podcasting in Learning and Teaching series. In 2019, we created the Teaching Matters podcast as we wanted […]
By Rowetta, from Edinburgh, studying International Business Known as the historic heart of Edinburgh, the rich history and beautiful architecture of Old Town make it feel like you are walking into a story book. With a labyrinth of hidden closes (a narrow alleyway or passage, often leading off the main street into courtyards or between […]
In light of the reflective time of the awards season for film, Yasmeena Sulaiman looks at how even though the BAFTA awards have not always been an indicator of how the Oscars will go, the 2023 Academy Awards is different. Mar 19, 2023
Reimagining Waste Landscapes will feature in the University of Edinburgh’s, Festival of Cultural Heritage Research, 15th-20th April 2024 at St Cecilia’s Hall, Cowgate (Edinburgh). This display presents a visual summary of the ECA and Leverhulme Trust-funded research project, ‘Reimagining British Waste Landscapes’ (developed by Jonathan Gardner). It includes details on the case study sites, a […]