Toolkit for Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching (TILT) eBook
This e-book (available in ePub and PDF) presents the Toolkit for Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching TILTas a comprehensive and accessible resource […]
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Chris Dent and and Raffaela Calabrese: Prediction models for survival: critical infrastructure, credit and insurance
Controversies in the Data Society seminar series 2026 Abstract Predictably intensifying floods, fires and storms of recent years have focused […]
Read moreOpen Research practices for linguistics – LEL Workshops
This is a stand alone workshop from Linguistics and English Language Statistical Training Workshops (STeW). STeW is a series of workshops […]
Read moreBeyond the Label, Repairing Data Work, Rethinking AI
Controversies in the Data Society seminar series 2026 Speaker Srravya Chandhiramowuli is a Post Doctoral Research Fellow and Thematic Lead […]
Read moreResponsible AI for SMEs
An Introduction to Responsible AI for SMEs, a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) developed by the BRAID programme. This content […]
Read moreThe Commercial sector in global health governance
Recording of a Global Health Policy lecture ‘The commercial sector in global health governance’, by Professor Jeff Collin of Global Health […]
Read moreHow to Work Openly – ReproducibiliTea
A ReproducibiliTea session that asks the very practical question – how can we work more openly? In this 35 minute […]
Read moreSatSchool: Earth Observation educational resources designed and delivered by PhD students
As part of our Open Education Week activities, Charlie caught up with Leam Howe, about the SatSchool Earth Observation outreach programme. Leam is one of the University of Edinburgh PhD Researchers involved in running the SatSchool programme. SatSchool create educational resources and take them out to schools in order as part of education outreach on worldwide geography, ecosystems, climate and the impacts of human activity through satellite observation, and using materials created by current researchers.
Read moreResearch Informed OERs for Further Education, Higher Education, and CPD
Continuing our research led focus for Open Education Week ’26, this collection highlights excellent research informed OERs for Further Education, Higher Education, and continuous professional development students and learners. Many of these open resources were created as part of the University’s free short online courses.
Read moreResearch Informed OERs for Primary and Secondary Level Education
Our first collection for Open Education Week 26 highlights excellent OERs for Primary and Secondary level learners created using research undertaken by University of Edinburgh staff and postgraduate student researchers. Many of these resources include information about the researchers involved in their co-creation to help engage young learners with the real world of research.
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