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One of the most impressive TED talks I ever viewed was presented by Neuroscientist Beau Lotto and a 12 year-old student called Amy O'Toole. 
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his post marks the official publication of the volume: Open Data as Open Educational Resources: Case studies of emerging practice. The process of developing this book was a learning experience for us. We had no prior experience in independent publishing, but instead of going the traditional route of attempting to find a professional publisher, in the spirit of openness, we decided to self publish, and to make the entire process as open as possible. The intention of this book is to showcase good practices in an approachable way that can be understood by those who are not necessarily very familiar with open data or data analysis, in order to promote the use of open data as OER to educators, researchers and other organisations.
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Like many of you, we're always looking for ways to support students in their presearch processes. Finding starting points for topic selection is often difficult for students, especially if they ha...
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a blog exploring ethnography, usability and user experience in libraries
Occasionally in library and information work the ‘Next Big Thing’ readily presents itself, it becomes impossible to ignore and once you’ve heard about it, the Next Big Thing crops up everywhere. Now if you weren’t already on this #UKAnthrolib blog there might be an element of suspense to this post but as you are here – welcome by the way – no prizes for guessing that the current Next Big Thing is indisputably the adoption of anthropological research methods in libraries.
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LibGuides. Effective Research Assignments. Home.
This site includes a variety of resources to help teachers create effective research assignments and activities for undergraduate students.
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This is an excerpt from a book that I have been working on for the last fifteen months. I'm getting close to finishing it.
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The activities included here reflect the principles presented in the OSU LIbraries' Effective Research Assignments workshop. To find out more about those, and additional resources, check out the accompanying research guide.
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The popular Twitter hashtag #overlyhonestmethods reveals the widespread interest in methodological reflexivity. Jen Tarr reflects on the overt critique of scientific objectivity and argues good soc...
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Slides for talk on "Using Social Media to Enhance Your Research Activities" given by Brian Kelly, UKOLN.
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