You’ll miss them when they are gone
A reflective post and a warning for 2019. A line from Luhrmann’s song will always remind me of 2018: “be kind to your knees, you’ll miss them when they’re gone” […]
Category Archives: profession
Creative Commons Certified!
As an open educational practitioner Creative Commons licences have been central to my practice online and when the opportunity came along to complete an accredited course online over the summer […]
On the case
For my final Creative Commons accreditation I decided to embark on a case study of the use of the copyright environment in the UK. I have been employed as […]
Road to nowhere
This post was inspired by this very frank and brave post by Donna Lanclos. She wrote it as part of reflecting on her career path and it resonated with me […]
Can we afford the affordances of technology?
Many will be noticing that the technology tools we have found useful over the past 10 years as part of the growth of Web 2.0 are increasingly looking for business […]
#teachex16 at Warwick
Looking forward to #teachex16 workshop next week. Places all taken, but check the CADRE website for other events. https://t.co/og9NqFDgKm — Warwick CADRE (@WarwickCADRE) March 1, 2016 phew! all sorted, ready […]
#videoforall Live!
An online must not to miss webinar with wonderful speakers! Put it on your diary #videoforall https://t.co/vZHpx00Uie — Sahar (@SaharCloud) October 1, 2015 Video for All Live! | #videoforall #VMAN131 […]
Revolving doors and revealing realities.
Reflections on a public lecture delivered at Warwick University by Jesse Stommel @jessifer on 31.10.17 with the periscope footage from the session. (Sorry for the coughing, blame the microbes). The […]
Personal pedagogy
A response to discussions in #creativeHE. There are so many flavours of pedagogy flying around in HE at the moment: paragogy, discipline-specific pedagogies, critical digital pedagogy, androgogy and many more. […]
Post truth:if it is on the web it’s fake news
This article in today’s Observer caught my attention and has prompted me to get back to my reflective blog space here. The article draws our attention to the changing fortunes […]
