Ed.D. Archive
New Literacies
Trajectories of ambiguity: my first journal article.
In a move that will no doubt shock known world, I’ve decided that first-ever journal article
New Literacies
Ed.D. thesis restructure
As I mentioned last week in How not to write a thesis, mine isn’t the usual
Weeknotes
Weeknote #23
This week I have been mostly… Becoming a toyboy Once a year, for a period of
Education
3 things I’ve learned in my 11 years as a student in Higher Education.
I started my degree in Philosophy at the University of Sheffield in 1999, following it with
New Literacies
Methodology for Pragmatists
I had an extremely productive Bank Holiday Monday, writing c.5,000 words of the Methodology section for
Productivity
Write lots? Buy this.
I don’t like paying for software. I don’t like using other people’s methods for doing stuff.
New Literacies
Wabi-sabi, Mono no aware & creative ambiguity
Introduction After last week’s post about designing opportunities for ‘creative ambiguity’ I had a brief Twitter
New Literacies
The Hyperlinked Society [Full Review]
A while ago I posted a partial review of The Hyperlinked Society: Questioning Connections in the
New Literacies
Why the European view of ‘digital literacy’ is ambiguous.
In the 1930s, William Empson came up with seven types of ambiguity. He applied them to
Education
Meeting with Ed.D. thesis supervisor: my first journal article.
On Monday evening I met for the first time in a while with my Ed.D. thesis
