A midpoint reflection: OERs, EDI in tech, internship ideas

I was slightly alarmed when Charlie asked us to write a halfway point blog for the internship, because it still […]
Read moreI was slightly alarmed when Charlie asked us to write a halfway point blog for the internship, because it still […]
Read moreReading Time: 3 minutes This blog is cross-posted from the ISG Student Employee Blog. Programme of Study and Year: MA Fine Art, Year […]
Read moreHi! I’m writing as I am half-way through the Open Content Internship. It doesn’t feel like it’s been nearly six […]
Read more‘Insects are a diverse and interesting animal group. Yet, they are often overlooked. Insect populations are declining across the world […]
Read moreHi! I’m Alyssa, one of two Open Content Curator Interns at the Learning Teaching and Web Directorate of the ISG this summer. I am writing this as our first week of meeting new people, training and learning finishes up.
Read moreAs part of our Open Content Curation Internship, we have been given an opportunity to complete the Work Experience focused […]
Read moreHello, I am Alysha, one of two Open Content Curator Interns for the summer of 2021! I have just finished […]
Read moreHi everyone, my name is Amy and I am one of the 2021 Open Content Curator Interns. I have just […]
Read moreLooking back, I could not be happier with my time spent as Open Content Curator intern (a job title I have managed to stutter and mess up in every way possible). I have learnt a huge amount – from the obvious things that I needed to learn to properly do my job of adapting educational resources for releasing as OERs to things about myself and how I work best to how to make Wikipedia articles!
Read moreWe’re looking for an Open Content Curator Intern to join us over the summer months. Work with the brilliant Open.Ed team, improve your digital skills, and contribute educational resources to the global commons! The position is available to ‘2nd year up-to penultimate year’ undergraduate students from the University of Edinburgh.
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