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#UCSIA15 Exploring Feedforward and Mental Time Travel
There are four themes in the open online #UCSIA15 course, Sport Informatics and Analytics.
One of the themes is Audiences and Messages. I am keen...
Feedforward
Introduction
Over twenty years ago when I was researching my book Using Video in Sport (1988) I came across Peter Dowrick's work on self-modelling. I...
Describing what we do
In conversations about people involved in data analysis, one of my colleagues in an institute of sport observed that "the biggest challenge is how...
Sharing news
Each week an O'Reilly newsletter arrives in my email inbox. I am not sure when I signed up but I am delighted I did.
This...
In plain sight
The serendipity of finding Thomas Grisold and Alexander Kaiser's (2017) paper (link), whilst looking for recent discussions about feedforward (link) prompted me to think...
Immersed in Momentum
I have had opportunities to meet up with some coaches during my trip to England. Some of our conversations have involved questions about 'momentum'.
One...
2017 in review: curating an open educational resource for sport informatics and analytics
In the last year, I have been able to spend time on most days curating the OERu course Sport Informatics and Analytics. The ease...
Theory of mind and mental time travel: all in a day's work as a...
Introduction
Earlier this year, I explored some the theory of mind literature.
For some time now, I have been thinking about how we induct people...
A letter to the Secret Soccer Analyst
Dear Secret Soccer Analyst
I have four apologies to make to you.
First, I am sorry I missed your post when you first published it....
On-Going Learning: Seeing Patterns, Changing What We Know
Stephen Downes has shared slides from a talk he gave in Newfoundland this week.
His topic was personal professional development.
Some of the points Stephen makes...
