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Category Archives: Top 5
Nov 4 2011
Public engagement and virtual learning: top 5 Open Course Ware sites
1 CommentOpen Course Ware initiatives are being adopted by a growing number of universities as part of their public engagement and impact strategies, making academic courses and modules available to all for free. LSE Impact Blog editor Avery Hancock brings together some … Continue reading
Posted by: November 4, 2011
Tagged with: impact, Knowledge transfer, public engagement
Oct 21 2011
Academic knowledge in the digital era: top 5 podcasts
1 CommentAcademic research and debate seems to be finding a new home online, visible in the growth of academic blogging, tweeting, and the use of open access archives. LSE Impact Blog editor Amy Mollett recommends 5 podcasts and videocasts on the … Continue reading
Posted by: October 21, 2011
Tagged with: academic blogging, Academic communication, Blogging, history, impact, open access, podcasts, technology











