Reflection: My Mobile-Phone Journey
I graduated from Kingston University in 1996 with a well-earned 2:2 degree (I could’ve done better, but didn’t!). By the
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Category: Technology
Multiple Google accounts? #edtech
If, like me, you’ve not been particularly clever or organised when creating and using accounts on Google, or have personal/professional
Continue reading“Tips in the Team Room”
So, you want to get your information to your team or the wider Institution staff? You know emails get deleted
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Digital story of the Nativity
Yes I know it’s June, but this is still a good video: how social media, web and mobile would’ve impacted
Continue reading#BYOD ‘Bring your own Device’
Heard about the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) movement? Me too, and the following might just tickle your funny bone
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Measuring user engagement by leveraging the power of ‘copy-and-paste’
A year or so ago I wrote about the system Tynt “What’s being copied from your website?” and I thought it
Continue readingProject Glass: Augmented Reality from Google
Announced by Google this week: Project Glass “We believe technology should work for you — to be there when you
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Self-Service Custom Infographics (@visually) in education
Like Infographics (I do), then you might like to try out Visual.ly, a tool that enables you to create your
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Social Media in Universities (Infographic)
Another great Infographic, this time on the ‘research’ (I use the term loosely) on the ‘Pros and Cons of Social
Continue readingMaking Smartphones work
I love my smartphone, my iPhone. In addition to this, I love my iPad, but I’m not as enamoured by
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