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Digital Skills, Design and Training

Digital Skills, Design and Training

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Author: Tracy Steinberg

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Digital Research Conference 2026 at EFI: From Big Questions to Responsible Practice

On Thursday, 26 February 2026, the University of Edinburgh’s Digital Research Services welcomed colleagues from across disciplines to the Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI) for the Second Annual Digital Research Conference—a day that made one thing clear: digital research is no longer a niche specialism, but the connective tissue running through modern scholarship. From the moment […]

3 March 2026 1

Volunteering at Fresh Start Edinburgh: A Meaningful Afternoon with the University of Edinburgh’s Digital Skills Training Team

On November 24th, 2025, four enthusiastic members of the University of Edinburgh’s Digital Skills Training Team spent a rewarding half-day volunteering at Fresh Start Edinburgh. Fresh Start is a charity devoted to helping people in the city who have experienced homelessness and are now transitioning to their new homes, typically social housing. With its hallmark […]

1 December 2025 0

The Growing Importance of Video Recordings

CMALT stands for Certified Membership of the Association for Learning Technology (ALT). It’s a portfolio-based professional accreditation scheme developed by ALT to recognize and validate the experience and capabilities of individuals whose work involves Learning Technology. CMALT holders can use the post-nominal letters “CMALT”. This extract is from  Core area 1: Operational Issues. In this core area: “Candidates should […]

8 May 2025 0

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