A personal blog reflection on practice and issues relating to the use of technology in HE, with a UK focus from the 2013 UK Learning Technologist of the year.
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Photo by Ilya Pavlov on Unsplash I’ve just read a blog post by Tony Hirst called Programming Privilege . It’s a short post but the […]
Last Friday I was delighted to be one of the presenters at the Education Leaders Summit held at the Scottish Parliament. This event was aimed […]
(random picture from my open photo collection) I am writing this post in response to this, really thoughtful critique on open practice from my former […]
(Photo by Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash) So Twitter have finally gone and done it. They have rolled out the 280 character limit to everyone, […]
At our annual conference in September I become the Chair of ALT. I have served my time as a Trustee and last year was Vice […]
I’ve been trying to write this post, or a more accurately a version of this post for the last couple of weeks. It all started […]
Just a very short post to share the news that members of ALT and CMALT holders can now augment their physical badge/sticker collection with some […]
image: If you look you can find wind swept Open Educational Practices all over Scotland by Ronald Macintyre and is licensed CC BY 4.0 An […]
One of the best bits about blogging is that you just never know who is reading your posts and where that might lead. I was […]
Once again all the #altc keynotes knocked it “out of the park”. Three very different perspectives, approaches and presentations yet all three complemented each other […]
#Iwill think more about spaces #altc — Sheila MacNeill (@sheilmcn) 7 September 2017 This was my final thought at this year’s annual #altc conference. What […]
