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Learning Lines

Learning Lines

A personal blog to reflect on my professional development from teaching high school, to digital skills training, to service managing professional development programmes, digital safety and graphic design

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Conference Reflection: “Open Education, AI and Populism – Revisited”

Reading Time: 4 minutesOn the 16th of September, I joined ALT’s “Open Education, AI and Populism – Revisited” online conference. The goal was to reflect back on the topics and discussions of ALT’s Open Education Conference 2025, and identify what new information is available, what has changed, and what progress has been made. Having not had the opportunity […]

30 September 2025 0

Hosting Collaboration by Design

Reading Time: 6 minutesI’m a big fan of team and section meetings, town halls, all-staffs – the approaches taken by different organisations, and business units tend to vary, but they generally have the same purpose: to disseminate information to a group, and seek feedback. As a staff member I have always felt they are a good way to […]

23 April 2025 0

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