Daily Archives: 16 May, 2013

Impact factors declared unfit for duty

Survey Examines British Academics’ Use of Digital Tools

Largest teachers’ union to decide whether to re-enter talks

Edinburgh scholar aims to keep Gaelic flame burning

Rejoice! The End of ‘User Name and Password’ May Be Nigh

Universities are right to accept state school students with lower grades

Fast-Track ‘Scientific Visa’ attracts talented researchers to Ireland to boost innovation

16 May, 2013
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EURAXESS, IUA, Máire Geoghegan-Quinn, Seán Sherlock, SFI, visas
Legal issues

Scientific research ‘only for social and economic gain’?

Flan Garvey plans return to IT Tralee board

16 May, 2013
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expenses, Flan Garvey, IT Tralee, plagiarism, QQI, TUI
Governance and administration, Legal issues

LRC invites teacher unions to Croke Park talks

Exporting Newman’s Idea of a University to China

Increased access to higher education a priority for Europe’s Education Ministers

US-style GPA is one numbers game too many, NUS argues

Lecturer’s fluency can make students over-confident

Elite journals are losing their position of privilege

Are We In a Rut? Explaining the Increasing Homogenization of Scholarly and Scientific Publishing

Children turn away from books in favour of reading electronically

Remaking an educational publishing giant

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