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Daily Archives: 12 August, 2020
Examination Shenanigans
12 Aug, 2020
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coronavirus
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exams
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leaving cert
Teaching
Will Covid kill off the teaching-research employment model?
12 Aug, 2020
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Governance and administration
Minister insists Leaving Cert students’ results will be ‘accurate, reliable and fair’ to all
12 Aug, 2020
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coronavirus
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leaving cert
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Norma Foley
Teaching
Maynooth University graduates’ personal data may have been stolen in cybercriminal ransomware hack
12 Aug, 2020
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data protection
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MU
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privacy
Governance and administration
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Legal issues
Universities should learn from assessment methods used during the pandemic – and cut down on exams for good
12 Aug, 2020
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assessment
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coronavirus
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exams
Teaching
Trinity Sport Centre reopens with social distancing, online booking, and reduced hours
12 Aug, 2020
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coronavirus
,
social distancing
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TCD
Governance and administration
A Region At A Cross Roads Needs A University Of Purpose
12 Aug, 2020
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David Cullinane
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university status
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WIT
Governance and administration
Why has a gap suddenly become such a risky option?
12 Aug, 2020
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Life
John Hume, Derry and a university
12 Aug, 2020
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Derry
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John Hume
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Magee College
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UU
Governance and administration