Ewan is organising an edu-bloggers’ informal meet-up on May 24th in Edinburgh with Will Richardson as the guest of honour which I think means that he buys the first round of drinks It is not too late to sign up at the Wiki. Am I invited?

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Lloyd Nebres: Although to many the idea of living on Maui might seem like paradise, the island is really a microcosm of society at large, with its own problems and perils. Striving to find a balanced view of a place’s identity strikes me as a really worthwhile research project. Scraping beneath the surface of the perceived reputation, good or bad, media-driven or anecdotal, would demand research and thinking skills and quite probably the ability to use the web as a platform for getting firsthand information and evidence from ‘experts’ on the ground. Students would be doing much...

Basically Robinson is a very solid keeper (no more Seaman to worry about – yes, we had a goalkeeper called Seaman, whatofit!) As well as edublogging pioneer and all-round good guy, James Farmer is the footballing pundit down under. I don’t have time to mess about with such frivolity because I’m off to the School of Science tomorrow with my children to further their education. I take my role as parent very seriously indeed

All the hours I spend talking about blogs distilled into a few bullet points.

Some photos of the ALT-C proceedings.