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Crossing Boundaries
I think I have written several times before about the problems with conferences. Too many boring sessions with short presentations featuring long lists of bullet ... -
The Green Slime Neoliberal Lens
Like many of us I guess, I am disillusioned that the rich promise of social networks for informal learning and the sharing of knowledge has ... -
They have had "Enough" of it - They say #NeverAgain
Last week I came to Tampa, Florida, for my Easter break. Due to that fact I have felt closer to the news on the current ... -
Taking further steps with the TACCLE4-CPD project – Part Three: Mapping the approaches and contributions ...
With my two latest blogs I have been started a series of posts with which I want to take further steps with the ongoing EU-funded ... -
Student satisfaction unrelated to learning behaviour and academic performance
I seem to spend a lot of time lately moaning about bad data practices. About approaches to learning analytics which appear to be based on ... -
The slow cancellation of the future
Writing in the Guardian, Becky Gardiner, a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths University in London, explains why she is on strike. Although the strike in the ... -
Open Leadership
I like the open leadership map white paper released by the Mozilla Foundation. Mozilla say: Open Leadership is the “how” of our work. It’s how ... -
Pontydysgu SL
Regular readers may know Pontydysgu have been involved in different European projects around the use of technology in education, the training of teachers and trainers and ... -
Taking further steps with the TACCLE4-CPD project - Part Two: Revisiting the legacy of the ...
With my latest blog I started a series of blog posts with which I want to take further steps with the ongoing EU-funded TACCLE4-CPD project. ... -
Are job algorithms good enough?
We've all made jokes about the jobs that various 'professional' social networks recommend for us. This morning I had a message from ResearchGate: LinkedIn is ...
