It’s coming that time of the year when I feel wistful and whimsical, and inevitably revisit the blog post I failed to finish *last year* reflecting on the year that was. Usually I write about half of a new one summaring this year, because It … Continue reading Blogging or dieing
Read moreOur most recent event saw us editing Wikipedia to add more women composers and instrument makers onto the world’s go-to site for information. The event took place on Friday, 21st June 2024 to mark World Music Day. Our World Music Day celebrations took place at the historic St Cecilia’s Hall Concert Room and Music Museum. […]
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Welcome to our 12 days of #OpenUnwrapped on the Open.Ed blog! Over the next 12 days we’ll be sharing Open Educational Resources, items that have been openly licensed for re-mix, re-share, and re-use. Ranging from images, videos, sounds, artworks, tools, games, papers, and more.
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Most of us are familiar with where to search on the web for openly licensed images and films, but one […]
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What do you know of the Herschels? Sir William Hershel was the British astronomer who discovered Uranus and became the […]
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This is the YouTube channel for Open Educational Content from the University of Edinburgh. Many of the videos from our […]
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