Posted on Wednesday, 21 July 10, 15:11, by James Michie, under
Blogging.

Having bought the domain jamesmichie.com and spent some time creating a landing page, I would like to move my blog to jamesmichie.com/blog. However, Blogger will not allow me to do this as it is neither the original domain nor is it a sub-domain. Therefore, I have been left with a choice. Keep my blog where [...]
Posted on Monday, 19 July 10, 23:17, by James Michie, under
Design.

So, I finally bought a domain. I almost bought one when I first set up this blog but essentially I chickened out as I was more than a little unsure about the process nor was I sure about how this blog was going to evolve. What changed my mind? Confidence. The success of this blog; [...]
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Posted on Monday, 19 July 10, 22:14, by James Michie, under
Blogging.

Several people have blogged recently on Creative Commons licenses and what to do when people steal your work, presenting it as their own. I’m jumping on the bandwagon a little and offering my perspective on the re-use of material from my blog. I use a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 U.K. license which allows [...]
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Posted on Friday, 16 July 10, 23:49, by James Michie, under
Blogging.
– What is your preferred blogging platform to use with students? [Edit] Results of the poll were interesting. Posterous came out on top with 37% of the vote confirming its status as blogging platform of the moment. It was followed by WordPress, Blogger and Tumblr. However, no one platform gained a majority of votes reflecting [...]
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Posted on Tuesday, 13 July 10, 15:09, by James Michie, under
Design,
Education.

I am in the middle of reading ‘Design: A Very Short Introduction’ by John Haskett. Like many other design related books ‘Design…’ begins by exploring the evolution of design establishing the idea that design permeates every facet of life. Haskett then goes on to discuss the merits and values of form and functionality – something [...]
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