Get your own blog
Qualifying University members can create their own blog instantly.
Get help using WordPress
Need help creating or updating your blog, or want to learn more about using WordPress?
You're not alone!
9132
blogs
12065
users
News and announcements
Read the latest updates for the Academic Blogging Service. Keep in touch and join our public team (Microsoft Teams) or sign up for our mailing list (email).
Search all blogs
Search all blogs across the network
Recent posts
Changing the visual design mid-way in a video project is quite unusual, but pivoting to a softer animation style with stick figures proved successful for both the client and us.
My name is Phoebe Kirkland, I am an MSc East Asian Studies student, and for the last 4 months, I have been a Digital Collections Assistant working on digitising and improving information available regarding the Hill and Adamson Collection. Although my own research does not deal with conservation or Scottish heritage, I have a lot […]
Just before I meet Julia, a pair of herons fly over Lenzie. I have never seen two flying together before. They soar fast and high, riding the wind, determined to get somewhere; at odds with the lazy feeling of this sunny spring morning. I meet Julia outside her house and say a quick hello to […]
Climate change will be next generations’ legacy as it is already from the generations before. The issue is getting more awareness recently given more prominent effects have been felt closer in our daily life. Climate mitigation and adaptation projects start to flourishing globally, especially in developing countries like Indonesia. Though achievement and impact are another point of […]
Crafting Magic 2.0 – The Thickening 2026 Posters | Open Education Talks https://oetalks.opened.ca/category/2026-posters/ The Crafting Magic 2.0 poster links to the art project’s website, Shift/Work: Crafting Magic https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/craftingmagic/ which is written and maintained by Prof Neil Mulholland and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 It also links to project repo […]
The Democratic Intellect: Scotland and her Universities in the Nineteenth Century George Elder Davie (First edition 1961; third edition 2013, Edinburgh University Press) The Scottish university system differed markedly from the English one. It prioritised broad general education and a strong philosophical foundation: Four-year general degree (usually entered at age 15–16), providing a broad education […]
