The first meeting of the F-ALT09 group was on what might be meant by ‘postdigital’ led by Dave White. I posted First thoughts on ‘postdigital’ here before the conference. It was a very interesting and lively session and David has posted about it since – Post-digital – an update? I left a couple of comments [...]
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Postdigital – second thoughts
September 11th, 2009 No Comments
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6 degrees of separation (or network theory)
June 5th, 2009 No Comments
I watched a fascinating programme on BBC TV tonight called Six Degrees of Separation. I decided to watch it again on the BBC iPlayer and make notes in order to post on it in some detail later. Unfortunately it looks as if it will not be available to play again. So I thought I would [...]
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The future size and shape of the higher education
July 11th, 2008 1 Comment
The future size and shape of the higher education sector in the UK: threats and opportunities is a report just released by Universities UK that assesses the impact of projected demographic changes for universities, as described in their press release.
The demographic changes forecast say that the majority age group – 18 to 20 - UK universities recruit from will diminish [...]
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Online Conferences
June 26th, 2008 No Comments
Over Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week I attended the Emerge online conference Digital Communities & Digital Identities. (Josie Fraser, who did a great job organising it, has posted on this in more detail). I contributed as a presenter some time ago to a JISC Webinar on Web 2.0 applications for HE but this [...]
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The world’s a twitter
June 19th, 2008 No Comments
I overheard on the radio this morning, while scraping the toast, some mention of twitter and the fact that some person in Downing St. is twitting (tweeting?) regularly about what’s going on there. I made a mental note to look it up on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme listen again. Partly because I usually [...]
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