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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Tag: YouTube
Creating learning content on your phone: Videos
Creating resources on my phone is not something I usually do, unless it’s a tweet, photo for Instagram, document for
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Way back when … revisiting my blogging past #waybackwhen
Whilst I’ve written a fair few words about my reflective journey of being (and growing) a Learning Technologist, I’ve not actually
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Bitcoin and Blockchains explained
A slightly off-camber post here, but someone I trust mentioned that we ought to understand the bitcoin and blockchain development as
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Teachers are like gardeners …
Another wonderful sound-bite from Sir Ken Robinson: “A great gardener, a great farmer, depends upon plants growing under their care,
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How ‘long’ is too ‘long’?
For a few years now I’ve been spouting the same lines when it comes to planning a video for an
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Learn Appeal – The Learning Capsule
At the end of 2015 I met up with Lesley Price, just a catch up to chat about retirement (unfortunately not
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Talk less, listen more
Meetings. Does anyone ‘like’ them? Well, I do. I have had some amazingly productive and informative ones over the years.
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The Circular (Learning) Economy
I recently attended an event, as part of the team filming it for colleagues, surrounding supply chains (how stuff gets
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The Interview Process #altc
From this year’s ALT conference I enjoyed (finally) meeting Wayne Barry, EdTechBook contributor, and chatting about his ALTC presentation. Wayne’s
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