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01:12:33 Three Minute Thesis Final 2018 Three Minute Thesis Final 2018	Three Minute Thesis Final 2018 Three Minute Thesis Final 2018 international relations u.k. competition concepts in physics special guest 3rd year injuries xml fluorescent tag death high pressure teaching g.d.p. personhood minute thesis competition minute basis soap box science effects communication skills security short notice google climate change academic degrees intelligent lay previous years employment social sciences mental health short interlude p.h.d. addressing violations office equipment motor neuron disease great thing social media greatest teacher physiology choice award undergraduate degree economics hard work worth mentioning human rights u.k. internet connection cognitive impairment development team personal development live streaming quantum mechanics streaming audience law of obligations stem cell 1st time competition sunny afternoon conservation spending 1st place pretty impressive google translate hash tag career development human resource management flash photography international human rights tissues law enforcement neurons 2nd year counseling education caption complete application layer protocols terrorism communications and marketing human stem cell training program thermal electric running order abuse minute thesis political science law google services business terms public engagement mass media clinical brain science neurological disorders From Lesley Middlemass 0 likes 34 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
16:32 Wikipedia in the Classroom - Simon Riley and… Wikipedia in the Classroom - Simon Riley and Richard Smith on the Reproductive Biology Wikipedia assignment	Wikipedia in the Classroom - Simon Riley and Richard Smith on the Reproductive Biology Wikipedia assignment Dr. Simon Riley and Dr. Richard Smith of the MRC Centre for Reproductive Health were interviewed in March 2018 about the Wikipedia research assignment Senior Honours students on the Reproductive… reproductive biology reproductive biomedicine reproductive health simon riley richard smith chris harlow wikimedian in residence little france mrc centre for reproductive health medical education communication skills digital research skills information literacy wikipedia in the classroom wikimedia uk wiki education teaching with wikipedia academic support librarian ruth jenkins From Ewan McAndrew 0 likes 35 plays 0 Publisher Ewan McAndrew - Wikimedian in Residence Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created May 3rd, 2018

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Three Minute Thesis Final 2018

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addressing violations

conservation spending

human resource management

flash photography

international human rights

application layer protocols

terrorism

communications and marketing

clinical brain science

neurological disorders

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Wikipedia in the Classroom - Simon Riley and…

Wikipedia in the Classroom - Simon Riley and Richard Smith on the Reproductive Biology Wikipedia assignment

Dr. Simon Riley and Dr. Richard Smith of the MRC Centre for Reproductive Health were interviewed in March 2018 about the Wikipedia research assignment Senior Honours students on the Reproductive…

reproductive biology

reproductive biomedicine

wikimedian in residence

little france

mrc centre for reproductive health

medical education

communication skills

digital research skills

information literacy

wikipedia in the classroom

wikimedia uk

wiki education

teaching with wikipedia

academic support librarian

ruth jenkins

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Ewan McAndrew - Wikimedian in Residence

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May 3rd, 2018

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