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Learning Technologist collaboration research project #LTFE #LTHE
I am pleased to be involved in a project with Geraldine Murphy and Rachel Challen from Loughborough College which looks to explore the identity of a Learning Technologist through the “analysis of...
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Where would I be without Twitter?
[Read this next bit as though it's a well known Sinead O'Conner song] It’s been 5 years, 30 days, and 53 minutes since my first tweet. Here is it: In that 5 years, 30 days, etc. I’ve made nearly 25,000...
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‘Anyone who doesn’t love Twitter is an idiot’
These are not my words (although I may agree with them)! In February I wrote about my experience of Twitter and how it has changed the way I work, think, and look at myself – Where would I be without...
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Tips on running a Tweet-chat
Last week I was involved in the second iteration / cohort / running of the BYOD4L short course. Along with a number of colleagues we ran a series of tweet-chats each evening along the course themes –...
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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 tweet I have made or posted nearly 33,000 tweets! As I highlighted in my post from last year I have found...
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The 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 few years. And loved each for their own individual characteristics – here is a write up on two...
View ArticleUpload, not Unload
One issue I find with having a sizeable following on social media is that I don’t feel like I can show the kind of frustration that others do when they share personal, political, or professional...
View ArticleDear Twitter. It’s not me, it’s you
Here’s a confession … I’m not as enamoured by Twitter as I used to be. Unlike a traditional break up argument (is this the case, I don’t know?) where one party says to the other “it isn’t you, it’s...
View ArticleReading: Hashtags and retweets
I’m getting back into reading around things I enjoy and things that matter to me. What better place to start than with the archives of the RILT, the ALT Reasearch in Learning Technology open access...
View ArticleSocial media accessibility #EasierToRead
Accessibility of online materials should be on all our minds, all the time. Whether it’s the font type and size, colours, <alt> text and descriptions on images or charts, etc. the thought of...
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