Mar 2017
9:48pm, 15 Mar 2017
91,022 posts
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GregP
Slmp
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Mar 2017
10:01pm, 15 Mar 2017
14,628 posts
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ChrisHB
seamless message protocol?
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Mar 2017
6:53am, 16 Mar 2017
91,024 posts
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GregP
It's one of Juder's
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Mar 2017
8:59am, 16 Mar 2017
91,029 posts
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GregP
Don't know where else to post this horror:
A pracademic is someone who is both an academic and an active practitioner in their subject area. The term has a history of at least 30 years, but its first coining is unclear. The earliest reference may have been identified by a subscriber to Worldwide Words as being 1973
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Mar 2017
9:09am, 16 Mar 2017
2,086 posts
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Drell
The reason the first coining is unclear is because nobody dares admit it was them.
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Mar 2017
9:16am, 16 Mar 2017
91,033 posts
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GregP
Quite. We thought it was a new invention by ARU (the university down the road), which seems to be offering 'pracademic workshops' in policing. But they are seemingly blameless - or not entirely to blame at least.
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Mar 2017
9:33am, 16 Mar 2017
25,915 posts
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GlennR
Don't you diss my alma mater.
Admittedly it was called something completely different then.
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Mar 2017
9:48am, 16 Mar 2017
91,036 posts
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GregP
I'm not - I'm a huge fan - more so after last night.
It's been called ARU for several years now. Must be due another name change. I might have done my computer science A level at it. Or a bit of what merged into it (Chelmsford College of Higher Education).
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Mar 2017
12:58pm, 16 Mar 2017
25,927 posts
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GlennR
Cambridgeshire college of arts and technology when I was at what is now the Cambridge campus.
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Mar 2017
5:47pm, 17 Mar 2017
4,391 posts
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Helegant
I have a certificate somewhere with ARU on it. Was it UEA when I started?
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