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This interview identifies the top 5 things that teachers should know about self-assessment.

This interview clarifies the similarities and differences between peer and self-assessment.

This interview identifies strategies teachers can use when employing self-assessment in their classrooms.

This interview identifies common mistakes made in implementing self-assessment in classroom contexts.

This is a recorded interview on the definition and purpose of student self-assessment.

Turloughs, the ephemeral lakes of Ireland, are unique landforms found in karstic limestone environments that form a dynamic habitat. By flooding seasonally, turloughs support a distinct flora that is capable of withstanding a highly variable environment. The Geological Survey of Ireland recognized 304 turloughs in 2006, and a further one has been...

Libertia Spreng. is a genus of monocotyledonous perennial herbs of bicentric distribution, from Australasia and South America. It contains sixteen species, with seven found in South America, seven endemic to New Zealand, one endemic to Australia, and one found in New Zealand, Tasmania, Australia, and New Guinea. Two species, L. flaccidifolia Blanchon and...

This was presented in January 2017 to Trinity College Dublin's School of Natural Sciences, as a component of the MSc in Biodiversity & Conservation course. The presentation is based on the below linked paper "Systematics of Libertia (Iridaceae)."

This is a presentation given 25 September 2019 at Umea University based on a paper written jointly by Gavin Brown and Hanna Eklof. The paper isBrown, G. T. L., & Eklöf, H. (2018). Swedish student perceptions of achievement practices: The role of intelligence. Intelligence, 69, 94-103. doi:10.1016/j.intell.2018.05.006An earlier version of the...

We're looking to build our view of a future for NeSI through working with researchers to understand their aspirations and goals. We are considering NeSI's role in the broader context of the research system alongside research institutions, other research infrastructures, and commercial providers. We're aiming to optimise our investment into supporting...

Presentation I presented on behalf of Dewan at the COMBINE 2018 meeting in Boston, October 2018.Abstract:Biophysically-based computational models have great potential to make significant contributions to many clinical applications. To help realise this potential, we have been developing tools to help scientists and clinicians discover existing models that...

Presentation I delivered at the VPH 2018 conference, on behalf of Dewan.

Slide deck for feature presentation at eResearch Australasia 2018

Presented Friday 29th June at ResBaz Auckland 2018.Laura Armstrong, Libraries and Learning Services at the University of Auckland, discussed the growing interest in self-service publishing with DOI (Digital Object Identifier) to meet researcher needs (e.g. publisher research data policies) and the services available to achieve this - institutional...

Presented as an Ignite talk at figshare fest New Zealand 2018, Wednesday 24th October, hosted at the University of Auckland.ORCID - Who? What? When? Why? How? was presented as a introduction to the Open Researcher and Contributor Identifier for a predominately research support audience. Event was sponsored by figshare.com

Presented as an Ignite talk at figshare fest New Zealand 2018, Wednesday 24th October, hosted at the University of Auckland. Jaylene presented an approach for researchers and research support to take to engage with Māori and indigenous research - Question. Understand. Invest. Zone [in]. Jaylene Wehipeihana is a Research Programme Manager for the Faculty...

Presented at figshare fest New Zealand 2018, Wednesday 24th October, hosted at the University of Auckland. Publisher's perspective is that of Springer Nature. Event was sponsored by figshare.com

Presented at figshare fest New Zealand 2018, Wednesday 24th October, hosted at the University of Auckland.Faith Welch is the Research Impact Manager, Office of Research Strategy and Integrity at the University of Auckland.Research impact is defined here as "The demonstrable contribution that excellent research and creative practice makes to society and...

Chromatin interactions (using Hi-C) and functional (using eQTL) data were used to identify long-range regulatory associations involving >20,000 GWAS variants and their target genes (i.e. eGenes). This figure shows clusters of phenotypes that share eGenes, which implies a common underlying molecular mechanism.

The University of Auckland's Data Management Plan (DMP) template is designed to be supported by the DMP guide.