This presentation/discussion, on 14 June, focussed on the work by Brad and colleagues to improve Open Access (OA) routes to publishing academic work. Brad is, [more …]
Last week (30 April), OneHEmindsets and the Scottish Academic Libraries Cooperative Training Group (SALCTG) hosted an online research showcase with Library and Information Science (LIS) research students as speakers. The students [more …]
Last week’s Social Informatics Research Group meeting was a seminar on the Delphi technique. Marianne Wilson and David Haynes introduced the technique, which is a ‘structured way of [more …]
Two members of the Social Informatics Research Group – Bruce Ryan and Drew Feeney – attended this conference, held in Leeds Beckett University in March 2024. Here they briefly [more …]
PhD student Maria Cecil recently participated in the European/African leg of the iConference 2024 doctoral colloquium. Here she gives an overview of the event.
Increasing the diversity of the student population is a priority for the higher education sector. Attracting more diverse cohorts provides many benefits for students, academics [more …]
This was the first of the social informatics research group’s PhD presentations in 2024. Here, Drew Feeney reports on his project ‘New Clicks’: developing user-led digital [more …]
This post describes the recent Scottish briefing for the BRIDGE project, at the National Library of Scotland. The account is based on livetweets from the session. [more …]
On Friday 26 January, the social informatics research group hosted a seminar on its research into information literacy. SIRG members were delighted to welcome attendance [more …]
A brief round-up of some Social Informatics Research Group members’ plans for this trimester. Busy busy busy!
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