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So after 2 and half years at Liverpool, and over 12 years in HE, I'm leaving. Well, kind of... After a rather extensive recruitment process, […]
When I first started to get my teeth stuck into technology enhanced learning (TEL), or eLearning as we referred to it then, the key message […]
Last week I came across a video which was based on Cialdini's 'Yes, 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to be Persuasive' book. How is the 'science' […]
I've been doing plenty of reading as part of my PhD in Social Networking, and I'm realising that there is much more to learning theory […]
So this week I spent two days in Birmingham with some fine folk, such as +Sheila MacNeill , +Simon Thomson (Digisim) , +Dave White and +Eric Stoller . We were tasked by +Lawrie Phipps with […]
I've been thinking about the kinds of tools and technologies students want and need, and I came across a site from the Bill and Melinda […]
I was surprised to be asked last week to contribute to an interview with ACI about this blog (and the actor of blogging). They're a […]
As I've blogged a few times recently, I'm looking into how students form social networks, the roles they adopt, and how these impact achievement in […]
I watched Cable Green's #OER15 keynote with great interest last week, and it brought me back to what I've been thinking about open textbooks for […]
Flickr Photo CC BY by DaveFayram I've blogged a few times recently about the focus of my PhD - social networking in UG Medical Education. […]
So as people who read my blog will know, at Liverpool we've spent some time looking to implement a VLE baseline, and I've personally done […]
Last night's #LTHEChat on Pedagogical Research (PedR) was as lively as ever, and expertly facilitated by guest Anna Wood (and not so expertly by myself, […]
