The memory is the mind process happening in your brain, it can never be the artefact that plays back footage of an experience.

Posted on January 31, 2013 by mymindbursts — Leave a comment ↓

Fig. 1. Bill Gates featured in a 1985 copy of a regional computer magazine In the introduction to ‘Total Recall’ Bill Gates wonders when he and Gordon Bell first met. Was in 1983 or 1982. What was the context? Can…

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To plan social learning we need to know who learners become if we prime them in certain ways

Posted on October 14, 2012 by mymindbursts — Leave a comment ↓

Understanding what primes us to behave in a certain way must have impacts on social behaviour, from the London Riots of 2011 and police behaviour at Hillsborough in 1989, through to schooling, training, coaching and e-learning – and of course,…

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The Shallows – Nicholas Carr – I’m about to give up after Chapter 3

The memory is the mind process happening in your brain, it can never be the artefact that plays back footage of an experience.

Why e-portfolios have their place in e-learning for retention and evaluation – that or get them blogging

Email is a snowball fight, a wiki is a snowman … I guess a blog is an ice-sculpture

Life-Logging and the contents of my brain, your brain, easily accessed, shared and ameliorated (or just picked over?)

Two ways through the History of English – In Ten Minutes or Ten Days

The History of English…in just a minute. Ten soundbites to make your ears curl (or should that be toes?) Or both? Times up!

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