Why I tweet #edchat
Inspired by the many talented people who draw and sketch their thoughts (and hoping I can emulate even just a smidgen
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What I’ve learned from my kids: Lego
I used to have a lot of Lego as a child. I don’t remember Lego as being about themes and sets
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Maybe digital isn’t all it’s cracked up to be?
So much of what I do these days, and what I produce, is digital. Tweets, status updates, audio & video
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Reading: Learner engagement in MOOCs
After attending a FutureLearn partners webinar about designing online courses, the age-old issue of encouraging and engaging learners in online
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Going home?
As a parent of two lovely and very bright boys aged 4 and 5 (or, as they like to say,
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Book review: Learning with ‘e’s
On my shelf (virtual and real) are a series of books that I know I just don’t have time to
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Project: The Really Useful #EdTechBook
You know how it is … you have an idea that just won’t go away. About a year ago (January
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Reflecting on 2015
Yes, it seems strange to ‘reflect’ on 2015 already, but here I go. I am not going to join many
Continue readingCreativity & Motivation
Back to work after a week or so off? Need a little motivation? This will help … I know so
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Books vs eBooks: it’s about WHY as well as WHERE?
So, I buy books and eBooks. It’s not a massive revelation, but if all you read is websites like Mashable
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