From the monthly archives:

February 2009

Facebook and democracy

26 February 2009

It’s a sign of  how quickly things move in the field of social media, that I was half way though composing a post about content licensing and the recent furore over Facebook’s changes to their terms of service, when what should pop into my feed reader, but another bombshell from Mark Zuckerberg and co. Only [...]

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Don’t blame PowerPoint

16 February 2009

Jay Cross has written a post called PowerPoint is tyranny, about whether offsite conferences need to change. I’ve not seen Jay’s presentation, but I don’t think we can lay the blame at PowerPoint’s door. Like everything else in this rapidly changing world, conference organisers need to demonstrate value. It will no longer be acceptable to [...]

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Learning Technologies – A week later

3 February 2009

It seems impossible that seven days have gone by since I was getting packed for Learning Technologies. It’s been something of a whirlwind. As always, I came away exhausted and with a head full of ideas. It was great to catch up with people I hadn’t seen for a while, and to meet a whole [...]

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