Week 8 started on Valentine’s Day and brought in 22 contributions, some of which were actually on the week’s [entirely optional] theme of love (it is not often that people choose to contribute something that connects with the week’s theme).…
Carol Woolley commemorates her mother through sharing some lovely photographs of her. Our thoughts are with Carol and her family. Memories of mum by Carol Woolley.
A lovely picture post by Karen Hart to celebrate a birthday. Someone I love is 16 today by Karen JK Hart.
Lesley Thomson went to the Scottish Health Council’s conference on eParticipation and the NHS, and shares what was said at it, with lots of relevant links. ‘Doing’ social media: Be brave. Be honest. Be human. by Lesley Thomson on the Scottish Public…
Hannah Chia starts her (own, unique) selection process for choosing a SuperXV rugby team to support. See if you agree with her decisions on which to eliminate in her first round. My Super XV Quest Part Two: What’s in a…
Kenny McDonald considers planning ahead and why you should think about multi-channel social media. I love it when a plan comes together by Kenny McDonald.
Ben Whitehouse has been catching up with A History of the World in 100 Objects, and writes about the love of the creative people who made the objects. Makers make the world by Ben Whitehouse.
Posterous has announced that it is shutting down at the end of April, so I have started to think about what to do with my blogs on that platform, and was rather astonished just how many blogs I have. Never…
Louise Atkinson, in her post on the Artists Talking blog, looks at the wider picture at universities, including widening participations schemes, and research centres and networks. Practice as research [Week 22] by Louise Atkinson.
A post about the long and winding paths of life, the 4th anniversary of becoming a ‘born-again’ non-smoker and not dying, and where I go next. Quo vadis? by Janet E Davis.
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