Is LinkedIn still relevant?
I have a LinkedIn account and profile – here it is: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/davidmhopkins I think it’s OK – nothing special, nothing outstanding.
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Tag: Sue Beckingham
Networks – establishing and maintaining them
So, how would you provide an insight into creating and maintaining a professional network, in 140 characters? This was a challenge I
Continue readingThe intrinsic and extrinsic value of academic blogging #LTHEchat
I’m not new to running or paricipating in tweet chats, in fact I’ve done a fair few over the last
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50 Most Influential HE Professionals Using Social Media #Jisc50social
For a month or two JISC has been asking for names and nominations to a new list they’ve been producing
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How Twitter can be used for informal personal learning?
I joined Twitter in January 2008 and in the last 6 years, 4 months, and 7 days since my first
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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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2014 EduBlogs Awards #eddies14
Yes, thanks to Chris Rowell (and for the nomination), I’ve realised it’s that time of year again … Edublog Awards. “The Edublog
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Interview with Sue Beckingham, #EdTechBook chapter author
As part of a new series of posts, I will be talking to authors of The Really Useful #EdTechBook about
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Bring Your Own Devices for Learning: July 14-18 #BYOD4L
After such a successful run earlier this year, the team behind BYOD4L (Sue Beckingham, Chrissi Nerantzi, Andrew Middleton, et al) are working
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“I make, therefore I learn”
Earlier this year I worked with Sue Beckingham and Chrissi Nerantzi (and others) on the BYOD4L (Bring Your Own Device
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