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Tag Archives: gcu
What I’m up to at work
Work: A run-down of what I’m currently coding for Spoken Word. I have had limited time to put toward Spoken Word stuff recently, but I hope this will change in the next few weeks. A citations system: Based on Chris … Continue reading
‘The Podcast Revolution’
This is a story I wrote for publication in my University’s student newspaper. It went out in the 16th October edition of the Strathclyde Telegraph. My thanks go out once again to all my interviewees. South Kent College has become … Continue reading
It’s a university, but not as we know it
Aidan spotted this Guardian article on the Saltire Centre, our new learning centre/library at GCU. Yup, folks, this is where I work There are a lot more photos of it on Flickr – the ones by BigRedBall are mine. This … Continue reading
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Tagged gcu, Glasgow, Glasgow Caledonian University, guardian, library, my life, saltire-centre, Spoken Word, Spoken Word Services, the-guardian
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Social networking
I’ve been thinking quite a bit about how to provide some sort of social network service for students and alumni at universities in Scotland. The thing is, the social side of things at Scottish universities is pretty good – but … Continue reading