Edinburgh’s OERs


Digital Volunteering with Wikipedia 24/25

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Video presentations by our 2024/25 students who completed the Digital Volunteering with Wikipedia – Edinburgh Award. The Edinburgh Award is […]

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Ben Collier – Never Mind the Bollards

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Dr Ben Collier presents ‘Never mind the bollards: Exploring the role of GCHQ and MI5 in strategically shaping security markets […]

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Eddie Ungless, Measuring Bias is Pointless

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An open licensed seminar from the 2024 Controversies in the Data Society Seminar Series.  Eddie Ungless,  PhD candidate in the […]

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Using mathematical models to understand disease transmission and control

Disease persistence, Low theta and High theta graphs

This is a recording of Edinburgh Mathematical Society (EMS) meeting, October 27, 2023.   Deconstructing beta: Using mathematical models to […]

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LEL Quantitative Methods: Advanced Workshops

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This is the Advanced Workshops playlist for Linguistics and English Language Statistical Training Workshops (STeW). STeW is a series of workshops […]

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TILT: Toolkit for Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching

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TILT is a Toolkit for Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching. It offers a collection of ideas, methods and resources to support anyone […]

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Lifecourse of Place: how environments throughout life can support healthy ageing

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This animated video provides an overview and summary of the ‘Lifecourse of Place: how environments throughout life can support healthy […]

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Transition to Open Science

Transitions to open science: why and how

In this open seminar, Prof Frank Miedema discusses the limitations in the current academic system of incentives, rewards, communication, and […]

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Foundations of Data Science

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These lecture notes are written for the University of Edinburgh Course Informatics 2– Foundations of Data Science. Ultimately we aim […]

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