The Sound of Silence
Silence has become unusual. We rush to respond, to comment, to contribute. Messages arrive, notifications blink, and replies follow within
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Category: eLearning
Time to Adapt and Adopt
Every body of work reaches that familiar moment: the big announcement, the new platform/course/system is live, the training sessions are
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Looking After Your Content
We celebrate launches. The new course goes live, the announcement goes out, and everyone moves on to the next course
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Find Your Tribe
I’ve heard the phrase “find your tribe” a few times recently, and it’s been bugging me. Finding your tribe, or
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Have we learned anything yet?
Twelve years ago I shared a post reflecting on a striking comment from a student ambassador: universities needed to think
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Backwards Design
A backward design approach has gained popularity and support for its effectiveness in enhancing student learning outcomes and for enhancing
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Stronger together
Back in March 2025, I became part of a growing number of professionals whose roles in Higher Education have been
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A polarised society
Over the years, I’ve noticed a change in how we interact with each other, how the media and politicians ‘spin’
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SEN learning: where next?
In a recent post, I outlined some thoughts about how mainstream online education needs to support SEN learners, exploring how
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Meaningful professional engagement
Like many currently navigating a career transition, I’ve been spending more time on LinkedIn: connecting with my network and peers,
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