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The Bloggers Anonymous "On Writing" series continues with Kathleen Fitzpatrick discussing a career of writing in the liminal academic space of an emergent Digital Humanities and what in means for an academic to not only blog, but to publish in accessible spaces that reflect an ethos of open
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We are excited to share the first in a series of guest blog posts. This one was written by Lee Skallerup Bessette also known as Readywriting .
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Change in Higher Education sometimes seems akin to that of natural evolution, which Elizabeth Kolbert summarises as “long periods of boredom interrupted occasionally by panic.” With demands for improved efficiency, viable business cases, funding crises, and the addition of AI into all aspects of work and leisure, it feels at
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Coming up later this month, Reclaim's Taylor Jadin is running a free community of practice session on Getting Started with Ghost for Blogging. If you are looking at trying out a new platform beyond Wordpress, this session offers a quick overview of using Ghost for blogging (and newsletters!
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Since we launched our Blogging Community of Practice at the start of the year, things have been gaining momentum. This week was the second monthly meeting, with double the number of participants than our first one, so this feels like a good moment to share some updates: New Members are
We are proud to take part in OE Week 2025, March 3-7, 2025, and support Open Ed Bloggers everywhere. An annual celebration, Open Education Week (OE Week) is an opportunity for actively sharing and learning about the latest achievements in Open Education worldwide. Free to attend & everyone welcome. Don’
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In the few weeks since we started to announce that we are setting up a new community of practice all about blogging, AKA Bloggers Anonymous, things have been hotting up in the education blogosphere! We have a great line up of events in the next few months and more folk