Environmental Heroes!
This resource is a set of three lessons for children learning at the first SCQF level, inspired by the work […]
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Everyday learning and teaching.
OER for Disability Pride Month
During Disability Pride Month, I chose to develop my own resource and chose to work with the AS and Neurodiversity […]
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 moreScientific Methods: Psychology and Illusion
Alex Wren’s set of lesson resources provides the opportunity for children to learn about the psychology of perception, memory and […]
Read moreRewilding the environment: Art, Geography and Community
This Geoscience Outreach project by Nula Langmuir explores the idea of rewilding – a conservation effort which aims to create […]
Read moreIdentifying British Trees
How do you tell an Ash from an Alder? There’s no punchline here – but a tree-based OER instead! Erica […]
Read moreAn Insect Investigation
‘Insects are a diverse and interesting animal group. Yet, they are often overlooked. Insect populations are declining across the world […]
Read more3 case studies of Wikipedia in the Curriculum
3 case studies of Wikipedia in the Curriculum at University of Edinburgh is an open licensed recording of a presentation […]
Read moreUsing Zotero to manage references
Zotero is a popular free open-source reference management tool that can help you stay in control of your references and […]
Read morePMark – criteria-based marking tool
PMark is a criteria-based marking tool created by Paul Anderson, School of Informatics, and is in use in the Informatics […]
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