Technology blogs

Higher education blogs with useful resources on technology, including digital media, narratives and public engagement
  
  

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The technology network contains blogs covering many aspects of digital media. Photo: Alamy Photograph: guardian.co.uk


Andrew Tuson
– an academic's view of information leadership, the IT industry and HE's role in the information industry.

Benoît Guilbaud – How digital technologies influence education by a french language tutor.

Chris Sexton's blog – from the director of corporate information and computing services at the University of Sheffield.

Communicate Science – articles of scientific and technological interest and discussions of link between arts and culture.

George Veletsianos – musings on emerging technologies and online learning.

Computing: The Science of Nearly Everything – blogging on all things to do with computer science, from research and education to economic and science policy.

D C Science – David Colquhoun's blog investigating dubious and dishonest science and technology.

Digital Narratives – a blog exploring the ways in which digital media is transforming narrative.

Dr Sustainable - Alexander Hope blogs on the trials and tribulations of working in academia and the use of technology and social media in learning and teaching.

Edge Hill – the latest news from web services at Edge Hill university.

EDINA Blogs - blog by social media officer Nicola Osborne focusing on best practice for using social media in higher education.

Eric Stoller – Thoughts on higher education, social justice, and technology.

Jim Al-Khalili's blog – theoretical physicist Professor Jim Al-Khalili blogs about the public's engagement with science and technology.

Katrina James – looking at how HE, science and technology work together in academia.

Kavubob's Miscellanea – A blog about digital content and educational technology.

Lydia Arnold's blog – containing resources for work based learning and technology.

M A Smithers – Mark Smithers' blog on innovation in higher education, with a focus on the use of educational technology and e-learning.

Memex – a blog about the convergence of learning, publishing, search technology and content strategy.

Michael Seery – a blog by a lecturer in Physical Chemistry at the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT).

No Good Reason – an open university HE techie explores the impact of new technologies for educational experts and learners.

UK Web Focus - Brian Kelly blogs about the role of the web in higher and further education

Salma Patel 's blog – including articles and thinkpieces on healthcare, participation and technology.

Simon Paul Atkinson – a blog about educational technologies and social change, with active discussions and debates.

Telescoper – a technological and science blog interspersed with a bit of light space travel.

WalkingRandomly – Michael Croucher looks at how mathematical software can be applied to both teaching and research.

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