Have you ever wanted to click ‘reply’ to the spam email, just to see what happens? This guy did, James Veitch, and gave a TED […]

Last week I completed a pet project I’d had in mind for a while now. I moved (copied, pasted, checked, published) my CMALT portfolio from […]

Every year for, well quite a number of them now, I’ve submitted my ‘top 10 tools for learning’ that Jane Hart / @C4LPT runs. I’ve […]

Last week I took a taxi from Southampton to my in-laws house, where I’d left my car. A journey of about 45 minutes and 30-something […]

I’ve written four books. I loved the experience and I loved the feedback both during the writing and publication processes. At an event back in […]

It doesn’t matter what you call it, but the ability to ‘remote’ work is as much about the attitude of the individual as the attitude […]

That moment of panic when you realise there’s a problem with your website/blog. When your phone can’t connect to the server to download your emails, […]

A new regular feature to the ALT blog has ALT CEO Maren Deepwell in conversation with a number of ALT contributors. This week is my […]

Just a small observation on my use of the above ‘channels’, and how I perceive other people’s use of the channels. How I use: Blog […]

A fantastic end to the week … a discussion in and around the impact of learning design on the student experience. While there are so […]

As seen on Twitter earlier today (thank you Grainne Conole): A MOOC taxonomy based on classification schemes of MOOCs by T. Liyanagunawardena and colleagues: The […]

From the list of ideas/themes submitted to the #OpenBlog19 Google doc, I thought I’d pick up this idea that was posted – ‘Who even takes […]