
Staff Need Digital Skills to Give Students the Best Digital Experience
9th December 2019
Sarah Knight
Nurturing the nation’s brightest minds for the technology-enhanced jobs of the future is a big responsibility – but do teaching staff get the support they need?
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Patterns of Student Access
25th November 2019
David Duffield
DCS Product Manager, David Duffield, has a look at the patterns of student access in the DCS across the academic year.
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All the Other Stories: Platforms for Refugee Writers
18th November 2019
Linda Mannheim
Linda Mannheim tells us all about Barbed Wire Fever - a literary project that explores what it means to be a refugee.
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The Colour and Contours of First World War Poetry
11th November 2019
Santanu Das
We're all very familiar with the idea of the War Poet and War Poetry, but do we need to rethink and expand the canon? Santanu Das discusses the importance of looking past the well-known English names in poetry from World War I and include works by non-white writers (for example, South Asian, West Indian, African, African-American, Arab, or Turkish), as well as poetry by women, civilians, dissenters, working-class, non-English (particularly Irish, Scottish, Welsh and American).
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Who Owns This AI-Generated Painting?
28th October 2019
Andres Guadamuz
Who owns the rights to a painting created through AI? Andres Guadamuz discusses this idea following the sale of a painting generated by an artificial intelligence program.
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Intellectual Property and Higher Education: How Can We Change Perceptions and Attitudes?
21st October 2019
Stefano Barazza
Stefano Barazza discusses the future of Intellectual Property and Higher Education.
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Overheard in the Library
14th October 2019
Becky Owen
We spoke to academic librarians to hear the funniest requests they've received from staff and students!
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Should Universities Go Paperless?
7th October 2019
JBartels
Jennifer Birch weighs up the pros and cons of universities going paperless.
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'[Insta]Poetry is not a luxury': On the Urgency of Archiving the Diverse Voices of Social Media
3rd October 2019
Laura Gallon
For National Poetry Day 2019, Laura Gallon discusses the rise of "Instapoetry".
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Prester John’s Mirror, Mass Access and Other Unhelpful Fables
23rd September 2019
Laurence Morris
Academic Librarian, Laurence Morris, discusses student tuition, copyright and reframing expectations.
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CLA and Kortext to accelerate KeyLinks UK and international expansion
28th November 2019
Giving Back at CLA: 2019 Volunteer Day
12th November 2019
Digital textbooks in schools can enhance teaching and learning – YouGov survey
14th October 2019
Blogs
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11th December 2019
Jon Biddle
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Staff Need Digital Skills to Give Students the Best Digital Experience
9th December 2019
Sarah Knight
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5th December 2019
Julie Murray