Short week this week, but still plenty of new research:
Galani, Areti and Moschovi, Alexandra (2015) Other People’s (Hi)stories: Bringing Public-Generated Photography into the Contemporary Museum. In: PHOTOGRAPHY, HISTORY, DIFFERENCE. Interfaces series . Dartmouth College Press,…
Here are the research outputs deposited in the repository this week:
Warrender, Robert, Tindle, John and Nelson, David (2013) Development of a Virtual Cluster. In: The 2013 International Conference on High Performance Computing & Simulation, 1 - 5 Jul 2013, Helsinki, Finland. (In…
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Smith, Angela and Higgins, Michael (2013) “My husband, my hero”: selling the political spouses in the 2010 general election. Journal of Political Marketing, 12 (2-3). pp. 1-14. ISSN 1537-7857 print/ 1537-7865 online (In Press)
Javaheri, H, Elkordy, Amal and Carter, Paul (2013)
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JISC releases basic guide for those wanting an introduction to what open educational resources are, how to find and reuse them. there is also a helpful timeline of the development of OER a directory of useful, links to definitions of OER websites and some great case studies of examples of the benefits of OER materials taken from UK HE very inspirational!
From www.jisc.ac.uk
A guide to open educational resources
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/publications/programmerelated/2013/Openeducationalresources.aspx
The Association for Computing Machinery has excellent information resources and events for staff and students in the subject area of computing and engineering on their Learning Center webpage :
The latest Learning Webinar from the ACM Learning Center is on the subject of Engineering Software…
Health Sciences & Well-being Research Beacon seminar
The next seminar of the Health Sciences and Well-being research beacon Spring series will take place on:
Friday 19 April 2013 at 12.30pm
Pasteur 022, Sciences Complex, City Campus
“The physiology of intermittent exercise with special reference to football”
Dr Paul Bradley, Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences, University of Sunderland
