It’s almost impossible to escape the notion that data is changing every aspect of our lives. ‘Big’ data is often conflated with ideas like artificial intelligence and machine learning, and also ethical issues like privacy and security. And, of course, these ideas have made their way into education, and that means that data, learning analytics and…
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Book review of Activist Citizenship Education in Connect
Connect student voice magazine is an institution (and sadly, an institution that is coming to an end shortly), but it was nice to see them featuring my book in an article by Derry Hannam. You can read it here (page 29): https://research.acer.edu.au/connect/vol2021/iss249/1/
#edureading CREDS Presentation
This is a short presentation I did to the CREDS team as part of our informal catch ups.
Podcast @ Parryville
Here’s me talking civics and citizenship with Mark Parry: https://soundcloud.com/mark-parry-3/keith-heggart
Notes on Audrey Watters’ Presentation
I’m just putting my very brief notes on Audrey Watters’ presentation here, with a mind to return to them at some point. Teaching machines History of ed-tech – early to mid 20th century in the US. Context is important – throughout the book. Must look beyond just the tech itself. None of it emerges fully…
Warm, Wise Feedback and Automation
Here are my slides from a presentation I did with some colleagues about Warm Wise Feedback.
Internships in the GCLD
Digitally Dexterous Approaches to Microlearning
This is a link to a blog post about microlearning: https://digitaldexterity.edublogs.org/2021/07/26/digitally-dexterous-approaches-to-microlearning/
Current and Emerging Trends in Learning Design
This is a presentation that I gave to TLN about Learning Design.
Technology and students: What is popular and helpful?
This is a presentation that I gave to TLN about the ICT Capability in the Australian Curriculum.