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I love the notebook as form, the not-provisional provisional, the perfection of those study-sketches which by nature is not a perfection... and for Hopper, who has a kind of precision always, it carries through.
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It's #OAWeek, but what does that mean? Check out @UCDLibrary's #libguide to learn all about open access and what that means for your internet usage.
libguides.ucd.ie/openaccess

ALT Infographic illustrating the benefits of open access for scholarly work with a central orange open access logo surrounded by icons and text. Icons include a globe, an eye, a microscope, a graph, a diploma, a scale, and a group of people. Each icon is labeled with corresponding benefits such as global reach, exposure, practical application, taxpayer value, compliance with rules, public access, and policy influence.
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Green: Skills4EOSC Skills for the European Open Science Commons skills4eosc.eu/ #OpenEngaged
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Afternoon sessions start with “Open repositories for research of all kinds”, chaired by @williamjnixon (@RL_UK). Look forward to hearing from @JoePadfield (@NationalGallery), Eloy Rodrigues (@UMinho_Oficial), and Paul Walk (Antleaf Ltd). #OpenEngaged #OAWeek
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The nine modules of AI Ethics and Governance in Practice via Borda #OpenEngaged
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To celebrate the Scottish Universities Press’ first-ever open access book, “Conversations with Tim Ingold: Anthropology, education and life”, SUP are running a fireside chat with Tim Ingold and his three co-authors on Thursday 24 October 2024 sup.ac.uk/news/sup-fireside-… #OpenEngaged
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Gillian Daly @SCURLScottish on community led open infrastructure and the Scottish Universities Press sup.ac.uk/ #OpenEngaged
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Reading: The Participatory Turn in AI Design: Theoretical Foundations and the Current State of Practice doi.org/10.1145/3617694.3623… via Jeni Tennison #OpenEngaged
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Tennison: Dignity at work and the AI revolution: A TUC Manifesto (2021) tuc.org.uk/research-analysis… #OpenEngaged
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Winters: The importance the Contributor Role Taxonomy (CRediT) in cross-disciplinary research credit.niso.org/ #OpenEngaged
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#OpenEngaged Jeni Tennison @JeniT, Executive Director of @ConnectedByData presents "Community Power in AI". Jeni will explore why public participation and civil society engagement are vital for organisations looking to adopt AI, and how to go about it. #AIethics #OAWeek
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Opening Keynote Panel chaired by @britishlibrary's Sally Chambers (@schambers3). Panel will explore the cross disciplinary approach to #openscholarship together with Paola Castano (@StudiesOpen), Hugh Shanahan (@RoyalHolloway), and Jane Winters (@UoLondon) #OpenEngaged #OAWeek
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If you're interested in this history, Monica Miller's Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity is a great read.
Will try to do a thread at some point about zoot suits.
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The Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance and London Arts and Health are offering a paid opportunity for Black History Month 2024 which invites responses to the theme for this year: 'Reclaiming Narratives.'
To know more and submit your pitch, visit:
londonartsandhealth.org.uk/s…
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ALDinHE post on the best way to develop a compassionate pedagogy aldinhe.ac.uk/take5-51-the-b… #LILAC24
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You can’t force play - people can go through the motions and complete the activity but it’s always voluntary #LILAC24
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Do you have an information literacy or teaching tip to share? Head over to the New Professionals table at #LILAC24 for our ‘Take an IL Tip, Leave an IL Tip’ activity!
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Easily done sharing a meme without knowing the origin - check it was a moment of empowerment, see who else is using the meme, how are you using it (is it in a positive way?) #LILAC24
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Since the chancellor’s announcement of £1m funding for a war memorial honouring Muslims, claims have been shared that there are no memorials for Gurkha or Sikh soldiers.
But a number of memorials and statues already exist to commemorate these soldiers.
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