Academic workshops: how we build back better

Four experts from the University of Bath give tips on how to create an open, creative and non-hierarchical environment at your next workshop

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May 21, 2021

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Susie Douglas, Julie Morton, Matthew Roberts Tim Rogers

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Academic workshops can return better and more inclusive than ever post-Covid

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