Critiquing the critiques
In an effort to get this blog more active again, I thought I’d start off by sharing a brilliant critique of the commonly seen higher-ed critique genre that you see […]
Join us for “How to survive your PhD”!
One of the interesting projects I’ve been working on at the Australian National University has been to help out with a MOOC (massive open online course) on research supervision. Run […]
Safely home from #ascilite2014
Originally posted on INSIGNIA:
Emily and I had quite the eventful trip to Ascilite this year, with many delays, cancelled flights, and bus rides to get to Dunedin on time.…
On looking beyond sideways
Originally posted on CASA:
As we organise ourselves to join the conversation in Hobart about insecure work in Australian higher education, this new post from Natalie really sums up what we…
Badge design with ANU students
As part of my current role at ANU, I’m working on a pilot program using open badges to help HDR students gather evidence of their soft skills (including ethics & […]
Putting money where my mouth is: Presenting on casualisation and edtech at Moodleposium
I am just writing up an abstract for the upcoming Moodleposium conference, here in Canberra in November. I toyed with several different topics (digital badges, using marking guides, etc.) but I […]
I wrote a thing: “The sleeper in the room”
After Tweeting wildly during the recent OLT conference in Sydney, the team at CASA asked me to share how the event addressed casualisation in higher ed in Australia. The short […]
