I was lucky enough to be in Inverness last week for the #OER23 conference. The OER conferences do have quite […]
Category: open education
Transcending the digital and physical at #altc22 – the #femedtechquilt
It’s always tricky to try and summarize a conference experience in one post, so this post like so many other […]
Reflections on “Universities and post pandemic digital praxis: critically reframing education and the curriculum” webinar
NB This is a co-authored post by Keith Smyth, Bill Johnston and myself. Last September, we contributed a blog post […]
#OERxDomains21: Just what does it means to be open?
In the final keynote of the #OERxDomains21 conference, Rajiv Jhangiani asked what does it mean to be open? After 2 […]
Guest post for #OERxDomains21 : Being in the OER x Domains Space
As part of the build up to the OERxDomains21 conference next week, members of the conference committee have been writing […]
Supporting an open covid pledge for education
One of the positive aspects of the whole covid-19, lockdown experience has been the refocus on care – care for […]
My #OER20 bowl of soup
One of the main visual icons for the OER20 conference was a can of soup. It’s a really clever visual […]
My week in video conferencing – week 1 of the lock down diaries
Well we’ve not quite finished week 1 of lock down here in the UK, but it does feel like a […]
Space, places and time(s) for care: some thougths on COVID19 and #OER20
My goodness we are indeed living through strange and “interesting” times. The past week has seemed like a whirlwind of […]
Beyond the text book, using learning resources for open educational practice workshop
Last Friday, 6th February, I had the pleasure of facilitating a workshop at DCU hosted by Dr Eamon Costello, Head […]
