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Children's Thoughts on Teaching Automation
Help! My Teacher Is a Robot! – Children’s Thoughts on Teaching Automation
by Yi-Shan Tsai
RLUK Conference: Culture, Code, Silence, Surveillance
Dr Philippa Sheail will speak at the Research Libraries UK conference at the British Library (14th March 2018): 'Culture, Code, Silence, Surveillance: The changing spaces of the research library'
New project: Lecture Recording for Inclusive Eduction
Dr Jeremy Knox has received a grant from the Principal's Teaching Award Scheme to research the use of lecture recording at the University of Edinburgh, and the extent to which this technology fosters inclusive educational practices.
Family event 11 Nov: Help! My teacher is a robot! 2017 ESRC Festival of Social Science
Saturday 11 November 12 noon - 4pm, Ocean Terminal
Read Sian Bayne's article on WonkHE looking at social media and anonymity in universities.
What are the implications for students and universities of anonymous social media? An article on WonkHE gives a brief account our research into the - now defunct - anonymous social media app Yik Yak, showing that the social value of anonymity was considerable for many of the students that used it. In this article Sian Bayne makes the case of a reconsideration of anonymous social media, and for wider thinking around the privacy issues surrounding how students use other forms of social media.
Welcoming new colleagues and visitors
New researchers and visiting scholars at the Centre for Research in Digital Education