Book recommendations?
If you recommended one book to someone to read, be it work-related or not, what would it be and why? Here’s are four recommendations from me: Creativity Inc. (Ed Catmull). Whilst mainly about the history Read More …
Tag: Book Review
Think Small: The Surprisingly Simple Ways to Reach Big Goals
I’m always interested in widening my reading list and understanding of the role/world I work in. I’ve worked on the Warwick MOOC ‘The Mind is Flat’ for nearly four years now, and the concept of Read More …
Book review: The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A F**k
As part of getting to grips with an ever changing work environment, duties,line management, and other work-related ‘difficulties’ AND the very volatile political and cultural changes the world is being dragged through I have started reading Read More …
Book Review: Ready Player One
I’ve been reading a lot of books lately, some work related, some classic fiction (see my other blog, ‘100 school books‘), and some purely for pleasure. This is one of the latter, purely for pleasure. Read More …
Book review: Creativity Inc
I’m a huge fan of Pixar films like Toy Story, Wall-E, Monsters Inc. and The Incredibles, so I wanted to read this as a way to see in and understand how films I like get Read More …
Book review: Cumulus
This is one of those books that is firmly set in the science fiction genre, but striking similarities can be made to current events and current trends … with a little imagination. First, the book. Read More …
Book Review: Fostering self-efficacy in HE Students
This book takes me out of my usual reading habit and away from the work I’ve been doing for the last few years, and back to or rather closer to the kind of work / Read More …
Book Review: Webinar Master from Donald Taylor
I downloaded Don’s Webinar Master eBook the day it came out and ready pretty much all of it straight away. It came at a time when I am becoming more and more involved in webinars, both at Read More …
Book review: Learning with ‘e’s
On my shelf (virtual and real) are a series of books that I know I just don’t have time to read. I’ve recently started to use Shelfari to organise my real and virtual book shelf, Read More …
Books vs eBooks: it’s about WHY as well as WHERE?
So, I buy books and eBooks. It’s not a massive revelation, but if all you read is websites like Mashable or The Verge it might seem unusual to do both. What I see discussed about Read More …