Another three years … what’s next? #CMALT
In November 2013 I finally completed my CMALT portfolio and achieved the much lauded CMALT accreditation. Three (and quite a
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Tag: Educational Technology
When PowerPoint goes bad
What are your pet peeves about using PowerPoint? Is it the tool itself or how people use it? I use
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The Future of Learning Technology in UK Higher Education
Last year I was approached and interviewed by Microsoft. In that interview I talked about my experiences and hopes for
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What is a Learning Technologist? Pt. 15
In May 2015 I joined Warwick Business School, WBS, as an eLearning Consultant. In September the same year I was
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What is the student experience?
It’s that time of year again when we hear more about things like the NSS survey (and results), teaching and
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Slack
So, I’ve heard a little recently about Slack. I’ve heard it’s good for improving communications between and within teams. I’ve heard
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One year on: The Really Useful #EdTechBook
It’s been an eventful year in the life of The Really Useful #EdTechBook. I wanted to just look back and
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Supporting emerging technologies
Thanks to Grainne Conole for sharing this on Facebook this morning, and to Michelle Pacansky-Brock for sharing on LinkedIn too – 5
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Wearable Technology
I’ve been meaning to write about wearable technology for a while now, but have resisted because (a) everyone and his
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Mapping Digital Skills in HE
A few weeks ago this image/infographic was doing the rounds and being tweeted in my network (thank you Catherine Cronin!)
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