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• Nancy Graham, formerly Subject Advisor, Libraries and Learning Resources, who drew the ASC’s attention to the University of Derby and University of Nottingham tools.
• Alex Fenlon, University of Birmingham, Copyright and Licensing Officer, for invaluable advice on copyright matters and Creative Commons.
• Sonia Lee Cooke and Paul Foxall, University of Birmingham, Digital and Technology Skills Team for illuminating advice on inserting images into documents.
• Jenny Frei and Ian Duncan (University of Birmingham students), for allowing the ASC to use samples of their materials.