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The blog is written by Brian Kelly. Brian is the an independent web consultant.
This blog functions as an open notebook which provides personal thoughts, reflections and observations on the role of the Web in higher and further education which I hope will inform readers and stimulate discussion and debate, both on this blog and elsewhere, including on Twitter.
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Supporting Use of Wikimedia Across the UK Higher Education Sector « UK Web Focus said
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Alison Fabian said
Hi Brian
I work with Helen Setchell, Head of Web and New Media at the University of Reading. I facilitate our Digital Development Forum. When you have your portfolio of workshops ready I would be interested in finding out more to see if what you offer fits in with our needs here.
Keep in touch!
Alison Fabian
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fred6368 said
See my comments on Brian’s blog post – you need to allow for unintended consequences & not use the linear predictions of experts, especially Professors…