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#LearnHack 5.0 Open Education at UCL
This collection features presentations given during the #LearnHack 5.0 Open Education event which was held at UCL on 5 and 6 November 2018.

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Daniel Hume and Alastair Moore from Satalia: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series [URL hyperlink to video file]
Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series February 11th 2010 featuring Daniel Hume and Alastair Moore co-founders of Satalia a recently formed algorithm company. Daniel and Alastair talk about their experiences in becoming entrepreneurs and trying to make their business a success.

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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David McMeekin from the Technology Fund: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series [URL hyperlink to video file]
Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series March 19, 2009 featuring David McMeekin from the Technology Fund, which provides investments to innovative technology based start-up companies. He offers his advice on how to attract this sort of investment. David McMeekin from the Technology Fund: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series Spring 2009: Peter Conlon, Ammado [URL hyperlink to video file]
Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series Spring 2009: Peter Conlon, Ammado

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Graham O'Keefe from Atlas Ventures: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series [URL hyperlink to video file]
Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series, November 20, 2008 featuring venture capitalist Graham O'Keefe from Atlas Ventures. Graham talsk about what venture capital firms look for in an investment and how they make a profit and other information to help entrepreneurs get funding.

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Jason Kingdon from Searchspace: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series Autumn 2008 [URL hyperlink to video file]
Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series October 2, 2008 presented by Jason Kingdon, a UCL alumni who went on to form his own algorithm company called Searchspace. He talks about his experiences and lessons that he learned.

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Professor Owen Epstein: UCL Business Award 2007 [URL hyperlink to video file]
UCL Business Award 2007 awarded to Professor Owen Epstein at the UCL Enterprise Awards 2008.

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Scott Allison, Teamly: UCL Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series [URL hyperlink to video file]
Scott Allison, Teamly: UCL Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series 20th October 2011

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Simon Caufield, Nomis Solutions: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series Autumn 2010 [URL hyperlink to video file]
Simon Caufield, Nomis Solutions: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series Autumn 2010

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Sumit Rai, Kulu Valley Ltd: Entrepreneurship Guest Lecture Series Spring 2011 [URL hyperlink to video file]
Sumit founded Kulu Valley in 2002 to help businesses share important ideas and information more effectively by using engaging, interactive visual communications. He is responsible for developing Kulu Valley’s award-winning visual communications platform, which is now used by major corporations such as Deutsche Bank, Apple, RBS and City Wire to share breaking news, ideas and information with global audiences.

Shared with the World by Melissa Lamptey

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Technical and systems requirements for managing OER: Lessons from the open source software community
This presentation details the technical and systems requirements for managing OER based on examples from the open source software community. This was presented at #LearnHack 5.0 Open Education on 5 and 6 November 2018.

Shared with the World by Dr David Pérez-Suárez

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Would a Digital Planning App Make the UK Planning System More Efficient and Accessible?
A dissertation in planning researching whether a digital planning app would make the UK planning system more efficient and accessible.

Shared with the World by Elangkathir Duhindan

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