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Mud, glorious mud
My dad used to Love Flanders and Swann – so much so that we had a song book for piano – and as a wilful child I used to play their songs rather than practice my set tunes. So when … Continue reading
Posted in DailyCreate, DS106, Photos
Tagged #DS106, #RCS1954, Flanders and Swann, mud
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What would you save from a digital fire?
Wow, what a good question. Today’s Daily Create asks: The internet is on fire: What digital personal effects would you save? Kevin’s story gave me pause for thought – as he suggests, I wouldn’t have time to log into everything. … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, DailyCreate, DS106, Technology
Tagged #clmooc, #DS106, #TDC1950, technology
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Frog Song
Rushing to do the daily create today in between marking and cooking tea, as it’s one I suggested and I think it’s fun! My family and friends will know of my lifelong love of frogs, so here is a very … Continue reading
Another year older
My birthday this week gave N and me an excuse to take a week off from work and head up to the Cairngorms for a few days of bird watching. At least, that was the plan. Tuesday began with a flurry … Continue reading
Posted in Photos, Scotland
Tagged Cairngorm, Knockando, lochindorb, Scotland, snow buntings
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How not to run a training course
This week I’ve done a lot of knitting. Nothing new there, you’re probably thinking – but it’s been a lot, even by my standards. You see, this week, I have been on a training course – and the only positive thing … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, University
Tagged group work, learning rep, training, TUC, union training
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Researcher Journal: Trust and Authenticity
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about the ethics of conducting research on open data. I know that some folk take the view that because Twitter is in the public domain, that means that researchers are welcome to help themselves … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, #rhizo14, Learning, MOOC, Online learning, Peer interaction, PhD, Researcher Journal, Rhizomes, Writing
Tagged #clmooc, authenticity, ethics, participatory research, reciprocity, trust
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Researcher Journal: Research Questions
When I changed my PhD thesis title a while back, I omitted to think through any accompanying research questions. At my last supervision meeting, Vic suggested that it was time to think about what my up to date research questions … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Learning, MOOC, Online learning, Peer interaction, PhD, Researcher Journal, Writing
Tagged #clmooc, active learning, collaborative learning, peer interaction, peer learning, PhD
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Year of the Frog
At last it was the year of the frog. Frogina McFrog checked her fancy timepiece (1). “Cover my back” she said to the other reptiles (2) “I’m off”. After a drink or two she felt very emotional (3). “I can go … Continue reading
Interaction
With the new year comes a new challenge for me: as of 4th January I take up my new post as a Good Practice Adviser at the U of Glasgow. This is a brand new role in what will soon … Continue reading
Posted in #CLMOOC, Jigsaw Technique, Learning, Online learning, Peer interaction, Teaching
Tagged acj, interaction, jigwaw classroom, patchwork text, peer interaction, peer learning
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Winter light
It was a glorious day today, so this afternoon N and I headed off to Ross Priory to get some winter air. It was cold down by the loch, but the light was wonderful: Lots of planes were travelling overhead: … Continue reading
