A Conversation Between the OER Interns
Sanika Prakash Hi, I’m Sanika. I’m going into my fourth year of History of Art and English Literature and I’ve […]
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Sanika Prakash Hi, I’m Sanika. I’m going into my fourth year of History of Art and English Literature and I’ve […]
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Last week, I had the privilege to attend the OER24 conference at Munster Technological University, Cork. As an undergrad student and someone wishing to become an academic someday, joining a conference was thrilling and somewhat terrifying at the same time. However, OER24 was friendly and participatory, exemplified by the finale of the day, the Gasta session with strictly 10-minute informal presentations, agitations, or raising questions, and I was grateful for its welcoming environment.
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In our fifth and final Open Education Week 2024 open textbook interview, Charlie Farley talks to Mayu Ishimoto, an Architectural History and Heritage student who worked as an Open Content Curator intern with the OER Service over the summer of 2023. Mayu now works one day a week as an intern with the OER Service, and published the open textbook Birds of Midlothian as one of her summer projects.
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The OER Service are recruiting for two new part-time student internships! Each internship is for one day a week, from […]
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Our 2023 Open Content Curator Interns, August Enger and Mayu Ishimoto, talk about their internships and what they have learned […]
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It is a cliché, but it always feels unbelievably fast how the time with a long daytime passes by. Now […]
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I regret to say that my internship is now coming to an end. It is incredibly bitter-sweet, and I am […]
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This resource is a collaborative effort and was created for Geoscience Outreach students to practice considering the accessibility, inclusivity, and […]
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Hello again! It is hard to imagine that it’s almost two full months since I started my first-ever internship, but […]
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Here we are, past the halfway point. Time really does fly! It’s been weird, work has very quickly become a […]
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