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Digital Skills, Design and Training

Digital Skills, Design and Training

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Author: Stephanie (Charlie) Farley

Wikipedia in the Curriculum – Case Studies from teaching and learning in UK higher and further education

Wikimedia in the curriculum: case studies from teaching and learning in UK higher and further education. This 25 minute talk […]

19 May 2025

The role of landscape in supporting human health and wellbeing

On 30 October 2024 Professor Simon Bell, who was awarded his personal chair in Landscape and Wellbeing in 2023, gave […]

11 March 2025

Mapping the Accused Witches of Scotland in place and time

A collection of presentations recorded at the Edinburgh Futures Institute on 23rd October 2024 on the Survey of Scottish Witchcraft […]

10 March 2025

OE Week 2025: Wikimedia in the curriculum

As part of our Open Education Week celebrations this year, we’re highlighting the publication of the 2nd Edition of the […]

5 March 2025

Eddie Ungless, Measuring Bias is Pointless

An open licensed seminar from the 2024 Controversies in the Data Society Seminar Series.  Eddie Ungless,  PhD candidate in the […]

25 February 2025

Costumes and Romance?

I always enjoy a good dig around our digitised collections for different celebrations and days as there’s always something new […]

14 February 2025

Creating equity in healthcare for LGBT+ people

During LGBT+ History Month 2021, Edinburgh University LGBT+ Medics, Edinburgh BioQuarter LGBT+ Staff Committee and The University of Edinburgh Staff […]

10 February 2025

Using mathematical models to understand disease transmission and control

This is a recording of Edinburgh Mathematical Society (EMS) meeting, October 27, 2023.   Deconstructing beta: Using mathematical models to […]

13 January 2025

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