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Bill Scott's blog > You should continue to support institutions in their efforts to improve their sustainability

The title of this posting comes from the very recent grant letter to the Higher Education Funding Council for England (2012 / 13).  It comes from para 22, which says: The HE sector has made good progress in recent years on environmental issues.  You should continue to support Read more

International Agent Newsletter > Happy New Year

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Health Research > A Road Map to Involving Patients in Your Research

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Classroom Technologies > Panopto Update from Monday 30th January

BUCS will be performing a major update of the Panopto lecture capture platform on Monday 30th January 2012 from 9.00am onwards. This is in order to provide primarily critical stability and resilience fixes, but also to enable some new features. Due to the complexity of the update a full service Read more

School of Management careers blog > Separating the Great from the Good at Interviews

In this increasingly competitive marketplace with a greater level of competition than ever before it’s important to stand out from the crowd. This interesting article from Inc.com gives an in-depth look at the do’s and don’t within interviews from the perspective of CEO. The main points being; Attention to detail Read more

Web Services > Hello from the new Web Content Manager

It's the new year, so I thought it was about time I said hello! As Web Content Manager, I'm the editor responsible for all content you read, watch and listen to on bath.ac.uk. My job is to make sure that I keep our 2.5 million readers happy; not an easy Read more

Hannah Family's Blog > Qualitative Interviews and Focus Groups

Last week I gave my very first lecture/seminar to a small group of postgraduate students! My session was part of the Programme in Advanced and Specialist Practice convened by Dr Andrea Taylor who very kindly thought of me when planning who would talk to the group about these two qualitative Read more

REDm-MED > Extending the RDM Benefits Envelope

An opportunity was extended at the MRD Programme Phase 2 launch workshop to brainstorm the benefits and evidence thereof of research data management for, in particular, the institution-level projects. Since REDm-MED is not one of these I found myself assisting my colleagues on the University of Bath’s other MRD project: Read more

Japanese stream MAIT > INTERPRETING SKILLS MAP

The National Network for Interpreting has developed an interactive skills map to help interpreters focus on improving their key skills. It can be found at Skills MAP. I believe that this map provides a useful and informative guide for interpreters who wish to clearly identify their strengths and weaknesses and Read more


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