The Association Infographic is a dynamic learning object which illustrates the relationship between the higher education researcher and the scholarly professional associations. It also links together relevant peer-support communities for graduate and PhD students, postdocs, and early career researchers. An attached PDF document lists key organisations in a particular field (literature & modernist studies) together with details of the forthcoming meetings and annual conventions, and links to the association websites.

A presentation used with Postgraduate Research students. Many are about to present their research for the first time. Incoporates material used by Ted Way, a former postgraduate student who presented on this topic.

This is a collection of learning resources that have been created or re-used for the teaching of the Final Year module "Discovering Spanish Voices Abroad in a Digital World" SPPO3640 at the University of Leeds. It also includes interviews, documentaries and other materials produced by the students. The resources appear in chronological order of addition to this collection.

This video features an interview with Dr Darren Paffey, of the University of Southampton, who conducted many of the original OpenLIVES Spanish emigre interviews. He talks about the experiences of interviewing a historically important person and some of the pleasures and challenges of collecting personal life stories for research. Find OpenLIVES interviews at www.humbox.ac.uk/3790 and look at the OpenLIVES group to find more resources.

This video features an interview with Dr Darren Paffey, of the University of Southampton, who conducted many of the original OpenLIVES, Spanish emigre interviews. He talks about the experiences of interviewing people who wish to remain anonymous, as well as some of the pleasures and challenges of collecting personal life stories for research. Find OpenLIVES interviews at www.humbox.ac.uk/3790 and look at the Openlives group to find more resources.

This collection of videos features a lecturer at the University of Southampton talking about his work in collecting oral histories, published openly on the HumBox. The videos were made in 2012 as part of the JISC OpenLIVES project. Find OpenLIVES interviews at www.humbox.ac.uk/3790 and look at the Openlives group to find more resources.

This is the ppt presentation shown at the Edinburgh Conference of 2012. It outlines some of the key aspects of this collection of digitalised research data and some educational principles and practices emerging from the OpenLIVES experience. OpenLIVES is an OER project funded by JISC.