James Lamb, a friend and colleague from our years on the MSc in Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh and subsequently from shared projects like Edinspace and Elektronisches Lernen Muzik, …
My playlist for post e/mlearning projects: euphoria leading to exhaustion
I am working with a few colleagues from the University of Edinburgh on a project (elernenmuzik) exploring the role of music and sound in elearning. In fact, a recent conversation …
Faithless’ “Mass Destruction”: Mobility as a musical organizing principle
I reserve the right to post on non-mobile-learning topics from time to time, harkening bark to the origin of this blog many many years ago. From time to time, sometimes …
Music 3.6.2010: Beirut
I don’t have a lot by way of anecdotal evidence for this particular round of music, but today’s choice is Beirut. Everyone out there might be thinking this post would have been …
The Band: Canada, America, Blogging, and Bliss
I don’t claim to know anything about music. I mean I can’t read music, write music, even play music. Although I do a mean air guitar. It took a good …
Shout Out Louds: Song of the Day for 8.28.2009
Rock on my Swedish friends. The band is Shout Out Louds. The song is Very Loud. I highly recommend it at work to plow through some repetitive task. Brilliant, foot-tapping …
Song(s) for the day 6.25.2009: Joe Pug’s Morning Jacket evades Drive-By Truckers
I was feeling in a delightfully drifting sort of driving around in the summer sun kind of mood today so for today’s (as if there was consistent) installment of the …