So I broke the chain. Ten posts in, but last night, having been away all week, I just couldn’t bring myself to get off the sofa and open the laptop. So, I’ll start the count again and see if I can make it beyond ten this time. What I have learned over the last ten […]
Back to the blog – Don’t break the chain
After the veritable splurge of blog posts that was February while I was involved in Tom Barrett’s #28daysofwriting, things have pretty much dried up around here again. Much of March was focused on trying to comment on other people’s blogs (something I’ve actually kept up better than blogging) but it would appear that without some […]
ten things… #3 Write blogs
It’s never been easier to start your own blog, with a range of free tools out there. Blogger still seems to be a popular one, as is posterous which has the advantage of allowing you to blog by email. I use WordPress as a blogging platform, which has a few more bells and whistles than […]
Should there a blogging element to the Portal? – My two pennies worth
Matt Knott the developer extraordinaire of Swansea’s Learning Portal the other day tweeted: For what it’s worth, here’s my two pennies worth. It seems to be that there are two obvious areas where blogging functionality could sit within the portal. The first is the addition of a school blog – an extension of the ‘news’ […]
Getting back on the blogging horse
So I’ve been avoiding this blogging thing for a while, mainly due to a backlog of posts I want to get finished and up here. However, if I wait until they’re done I may not be blogging again for months, so I’m going to put them to one side, come back to them another day […]