Erik Duval Went to Innsbruck yesterday with my 5 girls, including the 2 dogs. Looked like we were below average dog/people ratio! yesterday from Twitter - Comment - Like

Erik Duval Didn't realise the Austrian Alps were that impressive! Just a bit tired after a 7 hr trek with my girls and the dogs... Wednesday from Twitter - Comment - Like

Erik Duval [Indeed - same in Dutch. Keeps confusing me...] RT @DougCoupland: Email is French for enamel. July 26 from Twitter - Comment - Like

I was given Jimmy Buffet’s “A Pirate Looks at Fifty” book and had a chance to read it, and many others, over the holidays.  Most would know Jimmy Buffet the song writer/performer but this was more about the man and his journey in life up to his fifti...

One of the things I have learned this year is how much I value silence.  Actually that’s not quite true, what I’ve learned the value of is the ability to control the sound that surrounds me.  I often wants lots of it in the form of things like m...

Erik and I have been working on trying to get more study and benefit from failure and we have both been struck by how hard this has been to do.  Not failing, I’m very good that, but rather to foster a culture wherein there is an implicit understandin...

Somewhat silently, the STELLAR network has started a podcast series on Technology Enhanced Learning. My first contribution to this series has finally gone live: it is an Interview with Peter Brusilovsky in which we explore the impact of adaptive learning ...

It’s been rather long in the making, but I’m very proud to announce that the IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies has just published Vol.3, No.2. Proud, because this issues includes a special section on Open Educational Resources that my...

At the Joint European Summer School on Technology Enhanced Learning, I presented this morning to a nice audience on research2.0. I included some of the work my students on CHI did. One of the questions I wanted to discuss is whether Web2.o tools are part ...