Comments for i think http://i-think.org.uk thoughts and ramblings Fri, 18 Nov 2011 16:06:56 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Students and tutors as Facebook friends by Janet http://i-think.org.uk/2011/11/students-and-tutors-as-facebook-friends/#comment-30 Janet Fri, 18 Nov 2011 16:06:56 +0000 http://i-think.org.uk/?p=89#comment-30 All, I have just opened this work account today because I'm not a frequent personal user and my personal Facebook mail-box would be loaded and off-putting if used by everyone from work all of the time. I really want to stay in touch with staff and student developments, and learn as I go, so Liz gave me a personal tutorial. I'm not especially concerned about anything I may write but like keeping work and family life as separate. It makes for a simpler life! Have a good weekend. Regards Janet All,

I have just opened this work account today because I’m not a frequent personal user and my personal Facebook mail-box would be loaded and off-putting if used by everyone from work all of the time. I really want to stay in touch with staff and student developments, and learn as I go, so Liz gave me a personal tutorial. I’m not especially concerned about anything I may write but like keeping work and family life as separate. It makes for a simpler life!

Have a good weekend.
Regards
Janet

]]> Comment on Edupunk’s not dead by Chrome Hawk Hate Face http://i-think.org.uk/2011/10/edupunks-not-dead/#comment-2 Chrome Hawk Hate Face Sat, 01 Oct 2011 13:29:23 +0000 http://i-think.org.uk/?p=15#comment-2 My aikido sensei used to always say "The martial arts aren't taught, they are stolen." I think the same can be said for skills picked up in education to some degree. Learning by doing is always much better than being told what to do with hypothetical situations etc. Fantastic article. My aikido sensei used to always say “The martial arts aren’t taught, they are stolen.” I think the same can be said for skills picked up in education to some degree. Learning by doing is always much better than being told what to do with hypothetical situations etc.

Fantastic article.

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