SatSchool: Earth Observation Resource Collection
Now available on tes are OER adaptations of the SatSchool Collection of Earth Observation Educational Resources! SatSchool is an Earth […]
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Now available on tes are OER adaptations of the SatSchool Collection of Earth Observation Educational Resources! SatSchool is an Earth […]
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This resource is an adaptation of the corresponding SatSchools website module. SatSchool is an Earth observation outreach programme designed and […]
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This resource is made up of informational power points focussing on earth observation technology, and activity packs which guide students […]
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Short 20minute lecture on Software Licensing, Open Source and Sharing Your Code by Neil Chue Hong from the Edinburgh Parallel […]
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This booklet has been produced by Wikimedia UK and the University of Edinburgh, bringing together a collection of case studies […]
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While we’re all working to move classes online, we want to remind you that our website Open.Ed, has a range of resources, guides, advice, tips, and tools for locating, adapting, and re-using openly licensed learning and teaching resources.
The OER Service pages provide support, guidance and resources on:
Finding and using OERs: https://open-ed-migration.is.ed.ac.uk/finding-and-using-oer/
Copyright, licensing and OER: https://open-ed-migration.is.ed.ac.uk/copyright-and-open-licensing/, and
Open licensing for lecture recording: https://open-ed-migration.is.ed.ac.uk/copyright-and-open-licensing-for-lecture-recording/.
At the end of February I was honoured to be invited to present the closing keynote at the Wikimedia in Education Summit at the Disruptive Media Learning Lab at Coventry University. This is the transcript of my talk. Introduction Although I’m originally an archaeologist by background, I’ve worked in the domain of learning technology for over twenty […]
Read moreBy Stratos Filalithis. This post originally apeared on the Website and Communications blog. Working in the open has been a […]
Read moreThis talk by Brendan Owers, Usher Institute, and Alison Christie, University of Edinburgh Business School, was presented at the ALT […]
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While I was off on strike I was able to spend some time finishing a project I’ve been working on for a couple of months; editing the Wikipedia page for Dunfermline College of Physical Education. I was inspired to update the existing page by the recent Body Language exhibition at the University of Edinburgh Library […]
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