Today In Digital Education

• What have we been up to?
• Dai:
• Daniel Willingham - The Reading Mind
• The banality of racism and privilege
• Reedy speed reader apps
• Doug:
• Digital myths, digital pedagogy, and complexity
• Why I just deleted all 77.5k tweets I’ve sent out over the last 10 years
• How to write a blog post
• WOCinTech Chat
• On Interrupting Interrupt Culture
• BBC Radio 4 - Thinking Allowed - Management Jargon
• Why you shouldn’t unlock your phone with your face (freeCodeCamp)
• The iPhone X’s notch is basically a Kinect (The Verge)
• Cambridge considers typed exams as handwriting worsen (The Guardian)
• Put your multiple online personalities in Firefox Multi-Account Containers (Mozilla blog)
• Coming soon, a university where students could set their own tuition fees (The Guardian)
• Crushing morale, killing productivity – why do offices put up with meetings? (The Guardian)
• 3 reasons distributed teams are the future of work
• Work Futures blog
• Learning as Artifact Creation (elearnspace)

Stuff we didn’t get to:

• Tes talks to… Jung-Sook Lee (TES)
• Secret Teacher: becoming a parent has changed me as an educator (The Guardian)
• The ‘internet of things’ is sending us back to the Middle Ages (The Conversation)
• Let’s Tax the Collection and Storage of Personal Information (Hapgood)