Notes Day
My third post on the lessons I’m learning from the amazing Creativity Inc book from Ed Catmull focuses on what
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Tag: Distance Learning
When do you stop learning?
Most of us can map aspects of our career trajectory and identify where our experiences led to developments. These experiences,
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Saying ‘no’
Demands and expectations placed upon us all at some point to take on more responsibility or extra projects exists. I
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Curiosity in lifelong learning
My last post explored how learning is inherently prickly, filled with challenges and discomforts that drive personal and professional growth.
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Learning is prickly
Learning is seen as a path to personal and professional growth and enlightenment, a journey toward acquiring knowledge and skills
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From campus to community
When considering the broad benefits of university education beyond the subject and specialism of the course, it’s essential to explore
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Does the subject matter?
The last few years have seen a growing narrative around so-called “Mickey Mouse degrees,” with some suggesting that some university
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Expect the unexpected
No matter how much you plan you should always expect the unexpected. No matter how well you think you’ve planned,
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Survey: Using AI in Course Design
I doubt many parts of learning and teaching have not already been touched by the advances in AI technology, from
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Prompts // 9 (Curriculum Design)
My thoughts on prompt engineering continue to develop as I read about what others are doing in this space. I
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