This page feature links to all the presentations and workshops that I have delivered, including slides, speaker notes and related blog posts.
*Presentations marked with an asterisk are written in HTML5 and CSS3. Hover over the thumbnails to view speaker notes and links (cmd/ctrl click to open in a new tab). Click on any of the thumbnails to view the slides in full size.
2014
Open – Connected – Distributed: Learning* – Workshop delivered at The ‘Teaching, Learning and Assessment Conference‘ at Berkhamsted School in March 2014. Related blog post.
2013
#crit101 and Open Badges* – Delivered at a University College London Workshop: ‘Documenting achievements using online badges’, in April 2013. Related blog post, including speaker notes.
‘Leashes not required’* – The extended workshop version; delivered at The ‘Teaching, Learning and Assessment Conference‘ at Berkhamsted School in March 2013. Related blog post, including speaker notes.
2012
‘Leashes not required’* (V3) – The seven minute TeachMeet version; delivered at ‘TeachMeet Mozilla Webmaker Edition‘ in October 2012.
‘Leashes not required’ (V2) – Delivered at ‘TeachMeet Tees‘ in July 2012. Related blog post.
‘Leashes not required’ (V1) – Delivered at ‘TeachMeet Oxford‘ in June 2012. Related blog post, including background on the origins of the presentation.
AfL & Google Docs (V2) – Updated version delivered at ‘TeachMeet Clevedon‘ as a video recording in May 2012. Related blog post.
Getting Interactive: Moodle in the Secondary Classroom – Delivered at The ‘Study Group Teachers Conference’ in February 2012. Related blog post, including notes.
AfL & Google Docs (V1) – Delivered virtually at ‘TeachMeet Roehampton‘ in January 2012. Related blog post, including video and links.
2010
Assessment for Learning – Delivered at The Chalfonts Community College Staff Conference in September 2010. Related blog post.
Blended Learning: How Moodle changed the learning inside and outside my classroom – Delivered at the first: ‘TeachMeet Moodle‘ in July 2010. Related blog post, including a video recording of my presentation.