Decolonizing Knowledge Production through Linked Open Data
In this open seminar hosted by the University of Edinburgh’s CDCS Digital Social Science Cluster, speaker Dr. Jennifer Guiliano presents: […]
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Edinburgh Open Research Conference 2022
This is an open licensed collection of presentations and posters from the Edinburgh Open Research Conference 2022. The University’s Library […]
Read moreLearning and Teaching Guidance for Staff from the IAD
This is an open licensed collection of videos from our Institute for Academic Development (IAD), that focus on learning and […]
Read moreCOFUND TRAIN@Ed Project
Five open licensed video testimonials from postdoctoral researchers on their research projects with the TRAIN@Ed scheme. The scheme provides postdoctoral […]
Read moreQuasi-Physicalism in African Philosophy
In this open licensed supplementary lecture Agana-Nsiire Agana, of Edinburgh School of Divinity, explains Quasi-Physcalism in African Philosophy. The […]
Read moreTowards Large-scale Cultural Analytics in the Arts and Humanities: Project Findings
In this open seminar hosted by the University of Edinburgh’s CDCS Digital Social Science Cluster, and chaired by Professor Melissa […]
Read moreAda Lovelace Day OERs
Ada Lovelace Day is an international celebration day of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). Please enjoy some […]
Read moreCode Storytelling – Learn Programming as a Storytelling Exercise
Dr Pawel Orzechowski, lecturer in Programming for Business at The University for Edinburgh, designed this course as a complete-beginners experience […]
Read moreDecolonising and Diversifying the Library
Decolonising and Diversifying the Library are a series of three recorded seminars presented by our Academic Support Librarians in July […]
Read moreUnderstanding Brain Health: Preventing Dementia
20 videos created for the ‘Understanding brain health: preventing dementia’ massive open online course (MOOC) are now available for anyone […]
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