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Category Archives: Conferences
ALT-C 2016
On Monday I travelled to Warwick Uni for the ALT-C 16 conference, which was taking place in the Warwick Arts Centre: The main purpose of the visit was to present some thoughts that Maha, Kevin and I had put together: Developing … Continue reading
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Tagged #clmooc, #DigiWriMo, #rhizo14, #rhizo16, ALT-C, sculpture, Warwick University
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Rhizocats
This week we presented at ALT-C, a fairly large (about 500 delegates) annual conference which was held in Manchester this year. Maha has already blogged about us all meeting there, so I won’t repeat that – but I do have … Continue reading
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Tagged #ALTC, #rhizo14, ALT, cMOOC, learning community, rhizomatic learning
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Virtually connecting, but missing the real connections
I’m presenting at ALT-C this week. I was really excited about it – my co-presenters are part of my rhizo14 folk and I never thought I would get to meet them. But a bad thing seems to have happened. Somehow, … Continue reading
HEA STEM conference 2014
A couple of weeks ago I attended the HEA STEM conference in Edinburgh. I was a bit out of my comfort zone for a couple of reasons – first because I’m a philosopher, and STEM scares me a bit, and … Continue reading
eAssessment Scotland Conference 2013
I spent yesterday at the 5th annual eAssessment Scotland conference at Dundee University. This is the third year I’ve attended, and it was odd not to be presenting for once (2 years ago Kenji asked me and Steve Draper to … Continue reading
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Facebook, subjective well-being, and use
There’s been a lot of hype in the media recently about a report that apparently show that using Facebook makes you miserable. It’s making for sensational headlines, so the appeal to journalists is obvious, but what should we think about it … Continue reading
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International Conference on Enhancement and Innovation in Higher Education
I was due to attend this conference back in June, but due to being suddenly signed off sick I was unable to attend. However, my co-presenters Niall Barr, Lorna Love and Shazia Ahmed did present papers at the conference which … Continue reading
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ALT-C 2012 – a confrontation with reality
I spent most of last week down in Manchester at the ALT-C 2012 – a confrontation with reality conference. Unusually for me I was not presenting (I had not submitted anything for consideration), so this was a chance for me to … Continue reading
eAssessment Scotland Conference 2012: “Feeding Back, Forming the Future”
Last Friday I attended the eAssessment Scotland conference at the University of Dundee: “Feeding Back, Forming the Future”. Now in its fourth year, this was the second time I had attended. Last year Steve Draper and I were invited to … Continue reading
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2012 International Computer Assisted Assessment (CAA) Conference: 10-11th July, Southampton
This year I attended the 2012 International Computer Assisted Assessment (CAA) Conference for the first time as both a delegate and as a presenter (I’d had a co-authored paper accepted last year, but had not been able to attend). It … Continue reading
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