digital-capabilities

Background This post is a personal reflection in response to a question posed by Tom Langston on Twitter as a retweet of Dr Andy Clegg. Observing that other individuals tagged in the tweet have more involvement in policy and management, I was both humbled and interested in why my opinion might be sought.

Live blog—started at 09:14 on 01/11/16 Looking forward to hearing from Claire Smith, part of the UK Apple Education team, who is introducing the event. Our venue is the lovely meeting room in Hotel du Vin Brighton; drenched in autumn light, with one of the best chandeliers in town made entirely from wine glasses.

Test memo comic strip for the Spotlight on Digital Capabilities event in May. With thanks @fmacneill#udigcap@ucisapic.twitter.com/nhmYOoZ6ip [caption id="attachment_602" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Eve Turner-Lee's fantastic comic strip recounting our investigation.[/caption] — Eve Turner-Lee (@eturnerlee) 30 March 2016 I am helping to organise a conference later on this month as part of my work on the UCISA Digital Capabilities group.

References and resources Games and Gamification for Learning and eLearning Talk given at the Brighton Gamification Meetup on the 9th of March, 2016. http://www.meetup.com/Brighton-Gamification-Meetup/events/226393358/ Slide 1 Image source: image of Awele board game by rkit on Pixabay (image link).

An eventful week! Upon considering how to best design the Learning Object for a hypothetical client university, I decided to start by looking at the prospective tasks to be completed in the interface (and beyond).

Guest blog I wrote for the Rise Blog 22/10/15 Reflecting on my experience using Rise Leaderboard to support conference-based gamification. In early June I had the pleasure of implementing a conference-wide gamification activity in support of the UCISA Digital Capabilities event.

This could possible be the most insane multitasking challenge that I have ever set for myself….. What I am doing today: Running a Leaderboard for a conference to monitor Tweets and award points for Twitter selfies or #twelfies as part of my role with UCISA Digital Capabilities Group (formerly User Skills Group).