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From Nelly Iacobescu
Student Adviser Brendan is passionate about supporting you. -
From Neil Mulholland
Welcome to this first official episode of the Peeragogy Podcast, where we collaborate to build the no-longer-missing guide to all things relevant to peer learning &… -
From Neil Mulholland
How can we anticipate and change the course of challenging issues like climate change, terrorism, water scarcity, and aging populations? Causal Layered Analysis can be a… -
From Velda McCune
An overview video of the support IAD offers for everyone in the University who teaches and supports learning -
From Lizzy Garner-Foy
There is a wealth of content in the public domain, but what does it mean and how does it apply to you? Find out how creative works can be dedicated to the public domain,… -
From Jenny Lauder
Introduction to Library resources for Engineering students. -
From Michael Gallagher
A brief tutorial for the MSc in Digital Education on how to use WordPress on your mobile phone for your assessed work or as a learning journal. -
From Daniel Friedrich
Worked solution for Question 1 from Exercise sheet ODE 1 from EM2A -
From Rachael McCallum
SA SWAY training -
From Sean McMahon
This episode University of Edinburgh MScR student Mia Frothingham speaks to PhD candidate Caprice Phillips from The Ohio State University. We talk about her exciting… -
From Ewan McAndrew
3rd year Computer Science student at University of Edinburgh, Ruby Imrie, has been employed as the third of our Witchfinder General Data Visualisation interns since Emma… -
From Jill MacKay
This lecture was created for the R(D)SVS generic Research Skills and Methods course, but it is a creative commons licensed lecture and anyone can use it. Learning… -
From Calum Macphail
In this video, we'll summarise the importance of good academic practice as a student, and the key aspects of upholding academic integrity:Academic voice: Use your… -
From Calum Macphail
The University defines collusion as "a form of plagiarism. It is an unauthorised and unattributed collaboration of students in a piece of assessed work."As… -
From Calum Macphail
Plagiarism is the most common and best-known example of academic misconduct. All types of work submitted by students are covered by this definition, including, for… -
From Calum Macphail
Academic misconduct is any type of cheating that occurs in relation to a formal academic exercise. It includes plagiarism, collusion, falsification, deceit, cheating and…
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