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Considering Blogging as a Scholarly Activity
Introduction
A few weeks ago I was invited to blog about blogging.
I have had a number of responses to the post and in this post...
Grazing on the periphery
It has been a great week for grazing ... much of it enabled by Mara Averick's open sharing.
It started with news of Alison Hill's...
Coach education: watch making and pinball?
This morning, John Kessel shared a poem with me (and his network of coaches) written by Terry Pettit.
The title is If I Could...
Digital environments and opportunities to learn
I spotted this tweet this morning.
https://twitter.com/LindaRegber/status/717869601045016576
and thought about my hierarchy.
The Museum of Modern Art has an interactive visualisation of David McCandless's 2009 Hierarchy.
This is...
Sharing #eBreakthroughs
I was delighted to be involved in Teaching and Learning's eBreakthrough Workshop facilitated by Peter Copeman and Jen Smith at the University of Canberra.
There were...
Finding, Losing and Re-Finding Balance
Introduction
I receive a daily RSS feed from the Scholarly Kitchen blog.
Today, I was alerted to David Crotty's discussion of ecosystems. His post included a...
Togetherness
One of my morning digital feeds brings me the Cowbird story of the day.
Today, I read Sam Graham-Felsen's The Boat Kids of Jambiani. In...
Another View
Introduction
I am presenting a paper at this year's Sporting Traditions XIX Conference in Canberra.
It is titled Produsing Historical Narratives. I aim to explore some...
Separated and Connected
Earlier this morning I was corresponding with a friend from Estonia. Early morning rural Australia fits in well with late night Tallinn.
We were discussing...
Connecting and Flipping
I wrote about Flipping yesterday.
Overnight Mark Upton commented on the post. I admire Mark's work immensely and was delighted he shared links to examples...