Tag: blog
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Updating this website (and career plans)
If you’re a regular visitor to this blog you may have noticed a few changes over the past few weeks, most notably the addition of a new theme, new name, and updated home page. I also created a new blog icon using Copilot, by describing my idea of a creative space. Visible changes The new…
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Most papers should be blog posts
“Most books should be papers, most papers should be blog posts, most blog posts should be tweets, and most tweets should be answers given in long-form interviews.” Robert Wiblin (2021)
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Link: The value of a long-term personal blog in the next phase of GAI
https://markcarrigan.net/2024/01/27/the-value-of-a-long-term-personal-blog-in-the-next-phase-of-gai/ “At this stage I’ve largely given up on social media to devote myself to blogging, in part because it feels like I’m helping realise something I will be very glad about further down the line.“
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Less of a blog…
This really resonated with me when I first came across it and it’s been germinating at the back of my mind since then. I’ve now decided to do something about it.
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Reflections on improving teaching practice
Up until today, I was kind of maintaining 2 blogs…this one, and a reflective commentary that I included in my teaching portfolio wiki. The portfolio is something that our faculty suggests we keep for when we apply for promotion, etc. but I thought it could be something more. So when I started teaching in 2007, I…
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Third year ethics assignment
I just wanted to send out a quick post to highlight the great work that one of my third year students has done as part of her ethics assignment. The idea was to discuss the topic of human rights in South African healthcare using any method that the students wanted to. I’m getting some great…
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-05-17
“Encouraging educators to blog” http://bit.ly/2X2hO # Article on PLoS re. management of large digital libraries for academics, together with adding “social” to research http://bit.ly/CWgHE # Blog post discussing different challenges for researchers / scientists in managing their digital libraries http://bit.ly/xrBOT # To err is human: building a safer healthcare system (free book from the National…
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Why should I blog?
I’ve made a few attempts in the past and have lost interest every time. I think it’s because I never really felt that I had much to say. I still don’t think I have a great deal to say, or at least, anything that’s of any real importance but I do think that I often…