It’s just a jump to the left…..a quick introduction to my current research project
I’m taking a bit of a detour today to talk about some research I’m currently wrestling with. It seems to
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Sage advice in a blogging chat – and it didn’t come from the garden blogger
I am very happy to say the crisis is over. Although lets be honest, the shape of the world right
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Formative assessments are pointless
I work in a school (in a university) which uses formative assessment, a lot. Almost every course we run has
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Why do I blog? Time for some reflection.
I have been asked to take part in a podcast about blogging and normally I’d be very up for this
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Not sure if blogging is your thing? Here’s why it should be…
Blogging seems to have reared its head at work again, with a new centrally supported platform being launched, but it’s
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Multimodal assignments – you are probably doing this already
This semester has been an exciting one with the launch of some new teaching and learning tools, new curriculum designs
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Standardisation, safe and comforting or driving out creativity in teaching?
The higher education sector is vast and in many instances the institutions themselves are trying to find the best ways
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A day in the life of a learning technologist
I have procrastinated far too long about what my first post on my new blog should be and decided why
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Thank you for taking the time to say thank you: EUSA Teaching Award
It has been a very, very long time since I blogged here and I am royally ashamed of this. I
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Accessible documentation: why and how
It’s that time of year where those of us working in education are preparing for the coming academic year and
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Wikipedia – for teaching and learning
Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge. That’s our
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Open Education and my adventure with learning
In the blog post where I introduced myself I spoke about my childhood obsession with information, or more precisely my
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Lecture capture. The what, why and how.
Lecture capture is an umbrella term used to describe any technology allowing a lecturer to record a class and make
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Online classroom sessions
We are about to host one of our first virtual classroom events and there is a definite buzz and excitement
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