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A Knowledge Equity Network event focussing on the challenges, barriers, and opportunities which arise in global collaborations, particularly from a Global South perspective. The event will bring focus to partnerships between Higher Education Institutions within Africa and the Global North.
An open discussion on the Draft Dubai Declaration on Open Educational Resources hosted by the Knowledge Equity Network
A panel discussion about the benefits, impacts and challenges of research podcasts, chaired by Andy Tattersall, Information Specialist in the School of Medicine and Population Health at the University of Sheffield.
In this session, Javiera Atenas (University of Suffolk) and Sandra Schön (Graz University of Technology), in conversation with Chrissi Nerantzi (University of Leeds), reflect on new opportunities to navigate the evolving knowledge landscape, inspiring new Open Education Practices globally.
Free event with creative duo Judi Alston and Andy Campbell who will share insights into their visually striking immersive games and digital storytelling experiences spanning three decades.
A free workshop to explore the future uses of person-matching technology in archival records.
An online event to discuss potential alternative models to pay for open access monographs in the humanities with Ros Pyne from Bloomsbury Open Collections and David Teira from the British Society for the Philosophy of Science (BSPS).
This internally facing, inclusive event is aimed at all University staff and students, regardless of whether you have just started to think about AI in your research, educational or services role or studies or are innovating with cutting-edge practice. By bringing together expertise from the University of Leeds, the wider sector and beyond, you will have...
The Knowledge Equity Network presents and international panel discussion, on the topic ‘Knowledge as a key driver for Sustainability’. The panel will collectively explore the advance of knowledge equity in global higher education and ask how this can be used to better promote people and planet, rather than just profit.
An interdisciplinary discussion on the reception and consumption of narrative fiction across different media and artforms. The event is open to all scholars of languages, literature, film, media, game and narrative studies who are using the frame of digital humanities and want to share their works and exchange ideas. The School of Languages, Cultures and...