One of my favourite blogs is Epiphanies by Terry Burridge. As someone who identifies as a cyclist myself, this is
Posted in Reblogged, Uncategorized
Sue Thomas (@suethomas), from Bournemouth university, writes in The Conversation, that there is “Nothing wrong with a digital detox but
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[googleapps domain=”docs” dir=”presentation/d/1V1xZ9G_5KE3iOd0LHxB2nYlSUDPD2_sI2-EPDw5reO0/embed” query=”start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000″ width=”960″ height=”569″ /] Yesterday I spoke to student services professionals as part of an AMOSSHE continuous
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Rebecca Ratcliffe (@rebeccarat) writes in the @guardian about how living abroad as a teenager made her want to teach languages, and I couldn’t agree
Posted in Commentary, Education & Employability
A few days ago, I blinked. Actually just a bit, but for anyone knowing me – or if someone would
Posted in Commentary, Work life
A shout out to our new students – and some info for those who always wanted to know what I
Posted in Education & Employability
Cool kids like me get @guardianclasses on data visualisation for Christmas – from their significant others no less. So last
Posted in Work life Tagged with: digital literacy, students
Our regular job updates for @regentsuni students are back
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Reminder for our @regentsuni students: @regentscareers is back, and our weekly job updates are coming in again.
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So, I’m a few days in now, and things are settling in. Time to go through the training plan I’ve
Posted in Janathon & Juneathon