12 Weeks ago I stepped into the world of ‘Digital Cultures’ not really knowing what to expect. However, after travelling through posthumanism ideologies, digital ethnographies, learning analytics and algorithmic cultures, I can safely say as the weeks have gone by my interest has never wavered. Each new week provided a fresh topic (normally something I knew little about to begin… Read more →
Monthly Archives: March 2015
Ideas for Final Assignment
Over the last 10 weeks I have been on an incredible journey through Cyber Punk culure, Learning Analytics and Algorithms (to name a few), and I have warmed to each area as the weeks have gone by. Deciding a topic for my final assignment is proving a little difficult as there are so many areas I wish to explore further, however… Read more →
Final week lifestream review
Over the final week I spent a large proportion of my time devoted to analysing the Tweetorial and trying to figure out exactly what the results tell us. The various graph and statistics present a small proportion of the impact the event had on individual learners. Yes we can see top tweeters, key words and various other pieces of information;… Read more →
What happens if you hide everything on Facebook? I tried it for a day.
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Leave the thinking to us | General | Times Higher Education
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elearn Magazine: From MOOCs to Learning Analytics: Scratching the surface of the ‘visual’
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What Universities Can Learn from Big Data – Higher Education Analytics | EMCInFocus
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BBC News – Is big data dating the key to long-lasting romance?
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Tweetorial Reflections
As a Level 2 Professional Tweet Paladin (according to Tweetails.com), the Tweetorial was an ideal opportunity to see how else Twitter can be used in an educational context. In the past I have discussed ideas around using Twitter as a feedback tool, but the concept of a ‘Tweetorial’ was a new one to me. I generally use Twitter for the content it delivers… Read more →