Carving meaning into existing artifacts: Multimodality and the Tower of London
Michael Gallagher There, I put multimodality right into the title so if you want to skip it, please go ahead. Needless to say, this is one in a series of endless attempts…
Mobile Learning
mLearning analogy: flaneur is to bricoleur as scientist is to engineer?
This might be another post where some of you might say that you already knew that, but I am being exposed to things in this doctoral pursuit of mine and…
Mobile Material Essays, Palimpests, and Hypomnemata
I am starting to piece together some actual detail regarding the salient points of these mobile material essays I have written about here and here. But this post isn’t it.…
Mobile Material Essays: Salient Points and Privileging
In my last post, I discussed a bit the new direction my doctoral research is taking towards a focus on the production of mobile material essays (basically, digital essays constructed…
Research Notes: Shifting focus to Community of Practice, multimodality, mobile, cutting and sighing
I am just going to start overtly labeling these posts on anything to do with my thesis “Research Notes” to spare friends and family the pain of reading about these…
Engaging with Artifacts for Future Design and Past Reflection; Pinterest & 20 year anniversaries
My world is now about theory, media, and learning as a result informally of my general scattershot interests and formally of my doctoral studies. I am not saying this focus…
Soundtracking my learning spaces, an installment of Elernenmuzik
I have written about this wonderful little project before, Elernenmuzik. It is an audio project nominally based at the University of Edinburgh that explores the role of music in elearning,…