Hanna Loraine
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Hanna LoraineJuly 7, 2017
How to extract ideas and facilitate discussion at an event
I was recently helping out a colleague to form a plan for a workshop he was organising. The focus of the workshop was to facilitate discussion and collect thoughts and experiences from the participants. As soon as he described the...
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Hanna LoraineMay 15, 2017
A day in the life of a content editor
This is part of our 'Day in the Life' series for the different roles in the Digital team. If you've ever wondered what our team gets up to on an average day, or what it's like to work in a...
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Hanna LoraineMay 5, 2017
Recording and making a photo story
I’ve recently had a chance to indulge in my favourite kind of work - telling stories. As an editor, I don’t get to do too much hands-on content creation, so when an opportunity does present itself, I jump on it....
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Hanna LoraineFebruary 8, 2017
Early review of research ethics content performance
In October, I worked on improving the information we provide about research integrity and ethics. To deliver the new section, I worked with subject matter experts in the Vice-Chancellor's Office and the Office of the University Secretary. When we started,...
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Hanna LoraineJanuary 27, 2017
Shiny new Research
This week, we went live with the new Research Collection. It’s not an insignificant milestone - it’s the first top level section we’ve launched in our content transition project. The new Collection introduces many improvements. Showcasing a wider range of...
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Hanna LoraineJanuary 13, 2017
Exploring new ways of writing about our research
One of the most common content types we currently use for our research content is a press release. Or a news item, which is what we call them after slightly repurposing them for the website. In the past three months,...
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Hanna LoraineOctober 13, 2016
The brief history of the content transition board
We recently returned to a content sprint that was started a year ago. Digging up the old Trello board made us feel a bit nostalgic and quite pleased with ourselves - we’d come a long way since then. When we...