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NZ Link Visiting Professor Anne Smith gives first lecture on early childhood education

by deeburn | May 21, 2013 | Fellowships & Networks

In her inaugural lecture last week as the School’s NZ-UK Link Visiting Professor for 2013, Anne Smith outlined how New Zealand’s early childhood system became a model of best practice for the recognition of children’s rights in early childhood education. She...

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Results from our social media survey

by deeburn | May 15, 2013 | SMART Project

This post lists some of the findings from a recent survey we ran as part of the JISC-funded social media project – SMART. The project is lead by the SAS communications team and engages all 10 institutes of the School. The project commenced in July 2012 and is...

SAS focus and planning group

by deeburn | Feb 26, 2013 | SMART Project

This afternoon Abhay will lead a focus and planning group for the SMART project with 10 SAS staff, plus the project team, so 15 of us in all. Staff attending represent a broad range of roles and departments, including the Institutes of Advanced Legal Studies,...

Initial work with Abhay: Jan-Feb 2013

by deeburn | Feb 12, 2013 | SMART Project

The project team has had a number of meetings with Abhay since he joined the project and the initial structure for his assessment of current SAS social media presence over the coming months will be as follows: 1. Throughout February, Abhay will undertake an initial...

SMART welcomes Abhay Adhikari to the project team

by deeburn | Feb 5, 2013 | SMART Project

We were delighted to welcome Abhay to the team last month as our social media guru. Abhay is a multimedia designer and social media strategist with a research background in education ICT. He set up Dhyaan Design in 2003 and has since worked on a range of global...
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