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2nd May 2022 IAD user

Learn Ultra Base Navigation: The changing face of our virtual learning environment

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A student’s views on teaching during the pandemic

16th November 2021 Josephine Foucher

Design online learning to support a sustainable future

23rd August 2021 Josephine Foucher

Health-based approaches to supporting learning technologists

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Interacting with artwork creating OER gifs

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Spotlight on Learn Foundations: A backstage pass

1st April 2021 IAD user

Using Open Education Resources (OERs) to make a real-world impact: The Sustainable Global Food Systems MOOC

11th March 2021 IAD user

From Open Science to OER and Open Textbooks

4th March 2021 IAD user

Open for Good: Five years of Open Education Resources at The University of Edinburgh

15th February 2021 IAD user

Lessons Learned: Digital Skills in 2020 and beyond

8th February 2021 IAD user

Spotlight on Learn Foundations: Enhancing our use of the Learn VLE in different teaching settings

14th January 2021 IAD user

Editing Wikipedia: Stars, Robots and Talismans Honours Course

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