10/10/2019

This week in the LEAP 1 course, we finished our discussions about resumes and how to make them presentable, mainly what not to include in resumes, such as photographs, any personal information about yourself other than contact information, negative words, or an objective that says what you want. This doesn’t directly apply to what I […]

10/10/2019

Thing 3

Thing 3 from the 23 Things for Digital Knowledge Course.

Thing 3

ESLTIS19 – My 2nd Keynote: Make and Release – Opening up through play

I was honored to be asked to provide a keynote presentation on the second day of this year’s Enhancing Student Learning Through Innovative Scholarship Conference (ESLTIS) conference. Again, the talk wasn’t recorded and slides really only provide a hint towards content, so here’s a blog post covering the key content of my keynote. ——  I … Continue reading ESLTIS19 – My 2nd Keynote: Make and Release – Opening up through play

ESLTIS19 – My 2nd Keynote: Make and Release – Opening up through play

Thing 7 – Twitter

I completed this Thing as a beginner. The first thing I learned was that I had set up a Twitter account in November 2010 and had not posted a single tweet! I still haven’t and I’m not sure that I ever will. I find the application intuitive and very easy to use – it is […]

Thing 7 – Twitter

More things

Continuing the 23 Things journey & have now arrived at Thing 3. I know right, 2 Things in 1 day! Thing 3 is about the Digital Footprint and one of the tasks is to Google yourself. I have done this before so I assume I have some idea what to expect. My privacy setting on […]

More things

Newbie

It’s a big deal for someone who does not particularly enjoy writing to commit to a blog. Once you have a flow, it’s all good, it’s just the getting there. Aside from which, my mind is not on happy blogging activities. My mind is with Cappi who joined other past doggies last Friday. For purely […]

Newbie

Thing 4 – Digital Security

This week Digital Security was the topic surrounding “Thing 4”. After reading the Smartphone Security Informationprovided by the Information Commissioner’s Office, I’d say I’m quite secure when using phones as I use pin protected passwords and on …

Thing 4 – Digital Security