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Our burgeoning research cluster (https://www.digitaleducationafrica.org/) of Ahmadu Bello University in Nigeria, the University of Dar es Salaam and the State University of Zanzibar in Tanzania, and Makerere University in Uganda (and the University of Edinburgh of course!) have been lucky enough to receive more funding to continue our work exploring digital education in sub-Saharan Africa, thanks to the&nb

Jeremy Knox, along with colleagues Morgan Currie and Callum McGregor, has been awarded £10,100 from the Edinburgh Futures Institute to publish an open access book from the recent Data Justice event.

SICSA DemoFest annually showcases the best of informatics and computing science research from all of Scotland's Universities.  This year's event takes place on Monday 4th November at Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh, from 4pm-7pm.

Find out about the Digihack and the University of Edinburgh ‘Inter-portal:Connecting research interest in a community’ entry.

Tomorrow’s Cities is the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) Urban Disaster Risk Hub – a five-year global interdisciplinary research group.

Ana Hibert of the Centre for Research in Digital Education, supported by Dr Michael Gallagher, recently organised a 24-hour hackathon at the University of Edinburgh to explore new approaches to some of the challenges faced in digital education today. The University of Edinburgh was joined by more than 1700 participants in 21 separate countries solving 60 challenges in 24 hours as part of DigiEduHack.