Jeremy Knox and I, both of the Centre for Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh are guest editing a special issue of Learning, Media and Technology titled Global technologies,…
This is, not surprisingly, a half thought out post (ie, the norm for this space). I find as a person invested in learning and the use of technology to augment…
I was using Google’s Public Data Explorer to compare African mobile subscription rates per 100 people for available data for the last 10 years or so and then got the…
This post falls way outside of anything substantial, useful, pertinent, or even useful. That is unless you love robots! And who doesn’t love robots? Those magicians of the imagination since…
I should start this post by wishing everyone a wonderful New Years Eve and Day. I hope it is fulfilling, safe, and enjoyable and I wish you all nothing but…
Second Life has its fair share of haters and often that is warranted. It is at times a clunky, unwieldy atmosphere with a high barrier to adoption. Businesses were early…
This is a quick video outlining some ways in which the new Data for Research dataset service from JSTOR could prove beneficial to researchers. I double dog dare you to…
Michael Gallagher