Thinkery

Here is the archive of open visual thinkery in chronological order.

  • Is it too early?

    Is it too early?

    Is it too early to complain, about the recent lack of rain? My spuds need liquid love.

  • Bob…

    Bob…

    It is quite possible that the next ten illustrations posted on this visual blog could hold the title the new normal. Yet not even I (!) can tell you what the new normal looks like. Video meeting participants talking enthusiastically whilst on mute is definitely nothing new, there’s just a whole bunch more people at…

  • Open Source Motivations

    Open Source Motivations

    Have you ever contributed to an open source project? If so, what was your motivation? My Co-op is working with Greenpeace International to help take their Planet4 project to the next level. You can read all about it in this blog post – and let us know about your motivations in our very quick survey.

  • The Grieving process

    The Grieving process

    I’ve had a few low-energy days over the last few weeks, that’s for sure. It feels like I’m making progress though, and actually finding bread flour for sale in a shop will absolutely make everything ok again, won’t it? <denial>

  • The new normal

    The new normal

    Nothing has changed, yet everything has changed. Work is quiet. I’m spending time with my family. We had a BBQ last night. I have a list of things to do. Some of them are even getting done. Nothing has changed, yet everything has changed.

  • When * hits the fan

    When * hits the fan

    ( * ) Coronavirus that is… I don’t know about you, but I’m in the middle of my most productive unproductive spells ever. Whilst my Visual Thinkery work has all but dried up as the world tries to get back on an even keel, I’m knee-deep in the list of those other things I’ve put…

  • helloooer!

    helloooer!

    I doff my hat to the team that can turn a face-to-face conference into a meaningful online one. Having said that, the ALT/OER20 team are pretty well positioned to do just that!

  • Open Asynchronous Pedagogy

    Open Asynchronous Pedagogy

    These are pretty weird times indeed. There’s lots of discussion around taking schools online, as we head further towards social lockdown. For most, that’s a new thing – but there are those that have been practising this art for a long time. And as ever, it’s not about the technology, but the pedagogy… This is…

  • I can’t get no…

    I can’t get no…

    When I’m watchin’ my TVAnd a man comes on to tell meHow clean my hands could be… Hey, hey hey…

  • It’s not all about you…

    It’s not all about you…

    …because it’s pretty hard to retrospectively change who you came into contact with five days ago. So let’s look out for each other.

  • Correcting Imbalances

    Correcting Imbalances

    Created live at the Wikimedia UK Summit, hosted by DMLL, Coventry University, UK.

  • Editing Wikipedia

    Editing Wikipedia

    It’s one thing to consider the implications of a wikipedia page you’ve just edited. But we are all blindly biased – and this is why a diverse community of editors is essential… Created live at the Wikimedia UK Summit, hosted by DMLL, Coventry University, UK.

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