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Creative teaching and learning
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"It’s an accepted reality that the role of scholarly publishers with respect to their ultimate customers, researchers, is changing ..." 
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"Publishing in academic journals is prestigious, but sharing your ideas with a wider audience is exciting and full of unexpected rewards ..."
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"I’m always looking for pedagogical resources, as well as publishing/scholarship opportunities for faculty (and myself) to publish in, and there is a new open-access journal, Prompt. It is, as stated in the editors’ introduction ..."
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"What is the future of academic publishing? We’re celebrating University Press Week and Academic Book Week with a series of blog posts on scholarly publishing from staff and partner presses ..."
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"Much of what's being said in support of open access publishing misses one key point: that is there is always a value chain and costs are incurred. Someone somewhere is paying for open access ..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
A South African perspective.
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"Many people contribute to an academic paper and not many are credited. In the words of Pharrell Williams, there are blurred lines ..."
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