RF11 presentations and videos
The multi-tasking EDINA social media guru Nicola Osborne has done a sterling job to bring together all presentations, videos, blog posts and news items from Repository Fringe 2011. All videos are edited and on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/repofringe), images are on Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/groups/repofringe11/) and presentations are on SlideShare (http://www.slideshare.net/repofringe). Links to all videos and presentations (including those […]
We want your feedback!
Thank you to everyone who participated in Repository Fringe 2011! We are currently uploading the presentations, sorting through the images, tidying up blog posts and generally organising the record of the event. Videos will be added soon along with links to your blog posts and tweets about the event so do keep an eye on […]
LiveBlog: JISC Cetis Workshop
CETIS teaching and learning repositories workshop (Phil Barker/Lorna Campbell) The full programme is available on the JISC CETIS webpage. Phil Barker introduced the day by talking about how we are thinking about repositories today: as places to put stuff but not necasssarily as stict John Robertson is the warm up! Many of you will be […]
LiveBlog: DevCSI Hackathon Awards; Closing Keynote
Mahendra is introducing the DevCSI Hackathon Awards by saying that he gives honorouable mention to Mark McGillivrey and Jo Walsh for their entries. Here is our first of the three presentations we will see: Visual Filter for the Learning Registry – Jim Klo the registry is a network for sharing material across many different repositories. […]
LiveBlog: Presentations: Anna Clements & Janet Aucock; Niamh Brennan; Heather Rea; Siobhán Jordan
William Nixon is introducing our afternoon presentations: Anna Clements & Janet Aucock (St Andrews University) – PURE-OAR Implementation We started back in the day of cerif in 2003. In 2005 we set uo a link to DSpace. After our experience of the RAE we looked at setting up PURE CERIF-CRIS – a joint procurement in […]

Location

Image of the Informatics Forum

The Informatics Forum is located in the George Square campus of the University of Edinburgh which sits a brief walk from the city centre, Waverley train station and the Airport Bus stop.

Full information on buses and further travel connections can be found on the Informatics Forum page or by viewing the Forum on Google Maps.

The Informatics Forum is also just a few moments walk from Edinburgh International Festival and Edinburgh Festival Fringe venues including: Gilded Balloon Teviot (Venue 14); Assembly George Square (Venue 3); Festival Theatre; Pleasance Dome (Venue 23); Pleasance Courtyard (Venue 33).

Quick Info

Address: Informatics Forum, 10 Crichton Street, Edinburgh EH8 9AB.
Nearest Train Station: Edinburgh Waverley.
Nearest Bus Stops: Surgeon’s Hall (bustracker code in direction of city centre: 36236563, code for opposite direction: 36234758); Potterrow (bustracker code in direction of city centre: 36238547. code for opposite direction: 36236454).
Nearest Taxi Ranks: Nicholson Square (permanent rank); George Square (temporary rank)
Wifi: Accessible via eduroam or via guest accounts (ask at the registration desk)

Local Info

Here you will find some insider info that should help you to plan and enjoy your trip to Repository Fringe 2011!

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