Archaeology and Digital Technology: The Old and the New Archaeology then … In 2006 Oxford Archaeology, one of the largest independent archaeology practices in Europe, was the 2nd biggest employer of ALL UniversityRead More…
We have a paper accepted in the Global TIME: Global Conference on Technology, Innovation, Media & Education (http://www.aace.org/conf/gtime/) and we have chosen to present virtually. The conference organisers wanted presentation submitted inRead More…
We are accustomed to being so ‘connected’ these days that it is refreshing to take the bus to the station in the morning and to realise that there are people who don’tRead More…
The UROP placement to further develop the Whiteknights Biodiversity web presence has been funded. This project falls well within the bounds of our Digitally Ready project and I am hoping Pat willRead More…
Wikipedia are advertising their intent to black out the English language version of their site for 24 hours. That will provide a great opportunity for data gathering on changes of web pageRead More…
… Via a comment on one of the closed Facebook groups I run. ” It’s a shame that Blackboard doesn’t have a calendar tool that gives us a one page screen shotRead More…
In the dim and distant past, I used to work for a large utility company as Information Systems Support Coordinator for their Engineering department. My job functions included 1st, 2nd and 3rdRead More…
Yesterday I was at a SNOW meeting. That’s Social Networking and Other Web2.0 Technologies group, for those who haven’t run across the (semi) acronym before. It is a good opportunity to findRead More…
This week the Guardian has launched a campaign to promote improved digital literacies (link). This was evidently timed to coincide with Michael Gove’s announcement that the Government are overhauling the provision ofRead More…
An interesting article from Sarah Knight in the Guardian which is at the heart of our project at Reading where we are working with SEECC to enable students and staff to beRead More…