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Updating a Sport Informatics and Analytics Open Educational Resource
I have spent much of today updating the Sport Informatics and Analytics Google Site.
I have been visiting some primary sources to add substance to...
Coming to Terms with Sport Analytics
Introduction
Earlier this month, I read Richard Whittall's discussion of Sports Analytics as a mass movement with no name. Shortly afterwards, I found Seth Partnow's...
#coachlearninginsport: Phoebus moments
Introduction
I have been thinking about how coaches transform their own and others' learning environments.
I thought it might be instructive to look at how Edward...
#coachlearninginsport: sewing seeds
Introduction
Thoughts of gardens have been preoccupying me this week. I have been thinking about literal and metaphorical planting of seeds in imagined gardens.
I have...
#coachlearninginsport: seeing patterns
I was thinking about visual and digital literacy last week.
It started with the discovery of two blog posts by Brian Prestige on data visualisation....
#coachlearninginsport: seeing possibilities, sensing opportunities
A few days ago, I wrote a post about Billy Walsh.
The process of writing that post took me back to another part of Ireland,...
#coachlearninginsport: open to learn
Introduction
Many years ago, I attended a meeting of the British Association of National Coaches (BANC) at Bisham Abbey.
Don Rutherford chaired the meeting. Don was...
#coachlearninginsport: coach education at ICCE
Introduction
This is a fifth #coachlearninginsport post on Clyde Street.
My first post in this series discussed my thoughts on learning experience design. This leads, I...
Innovation: impact or distraction in high performance sport?
Introduction
I have been invited to present a guest lecture to students in the High Performance Sports Management unit at the University of Canberra.
The topic...
Missing in Action: #ASSH2013 A Welcome to Sporting Traditions XIX
I am unable to attend the Opening Day of Sporting Traditions XIX Conference in Canberra.
My colleagues Bruce Coe and Robin Poke have been remarkable...
