This is the presentation that I did about our Early Career Teacher Coaching Progam at ATEA 2025, in Perth, Western Australia.
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Reading: Learning Experience Design
I think that I picked up this book after seeing Colin Beard speaking about learning experience design on LinkedIn. I’m not particularly familiar with his work, but I do know that he’s something of a divisive figure amongst the learning designers that I’ve spoken with. And, to be fair, I get it. Leanring Experience Design…
SCEAA 2025 Presentation
Here are the slides from a presentation that I did at the SCEAA 2025 conference at James Cook University, Townsville.
Game Review: Assassin’s Creed – Valhalla
I’ve got a bit of time for Assassin’s Creed games – especially those that touch upon historical periods. While they’re not particularly historically accurate, in terms of events or people or even the kinds of things that were present at that time, I do think they are interesting in terms of the historical atmosphere they…
Presentation to UTS Business School
These are the slides from a presentation about Good Educational Research that I did to the UTS Business School. I should note that the slides were inspired, in part, by a similar kind of presentation that Professor Nick Hopwood did at AARE 2024. I sought and gained his permission for my version.
The hypocrisy of AI?
I’ve spent a fair amount of time thinking about artificial intelligence and its place in education. It’s an interesting space, and there is certainly a lot going on. One of the things that AI is proving to be very good at is generating content – either completely, or by providing a structure or something like…
Edutech 2025
Presentation to VEC
This is a presentation that I did to a group of teachers of civics and citizenship, as organised by the VEC.
Presentation to potential coaches
These are the slides from a presentation that I did to some possible mentors about our research project.
Reading: Qualitative Data Analysis with NVIVO
I’m continuing my commitment to do a bit more academic reading, and I must say that I am enjoying it. I am being quite deliberate in the books that I choose to read – trying to vary that which I normally encounter, as well as address some gaps in my own development as a researcher…