r3beccaf.bsky.social
Open University professor emerita, making the shift over to podcasting, audio drama and fiction.
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They probably got the upcoming plays programme posted to the school (members still get it posted to them). No need for the Internet.
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My dad said something to me along the lines of 'This is a really important event, but of course you won't remember it happening, you're far too young.' So of course I remembered, just to be awkward.
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It's worth considering an air cooler. They do a better job than a fan, but don't require the same levl of investment and space as air conditioning
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Must say, the pictures also look very like the language labs where we used to sit in our own little booths, ecoutez-ing and repetez-ing. Except the lab only fitted half the class, so the rest of us had a rather cramped lesson in the store room or a nearby cloakroom
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The vultures were meant to be The Beatles, weren’t they?!
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If you missed Steve's paper (or want to revisit the subject) try www.pedagodzilla.com/cognitive-lo...
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Tan Yunxian 談允賢; 1461–1554
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There are a few listed here romanhistorybooks.typepad.com/roman_histor...
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Cecily Neville en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecily_...
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Is that because its use briefly peaked when it was used in the wink emoticon, and then declined again when emojis took over? ;-)
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Are you sure that was The Archers and not Buffy?
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Maastricht statue of Jan Pieter Minckelers, who found what he called "combustible air" on 1 October 1781
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That is a lovely card. I wish I had one half as inventive.
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www.metmuseum.org/art/collecti...
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Now we are all agog to know in which period of history there were almost no buckets
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If you click 'Get More Advice' there's then no back button
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Daen thinks she might be autistic. From the issues she's encountering, is she more likely to be dyslexic?
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You're assuming the institution is using Canvas, which is fine if they're for internal use, but alternatives to Blackboard Ally would make them more widely applicable
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These cards are a great idea. Terri's top point is 'ensure materials are accessible', which seems a vague point to start with
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Apparently, a papal decree by Nicholas I (858–867 CE) said that every church must display the emblem of St Peter, which was the cock, the symbol of vigilance. This one must have been an early forerunner of those.
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tenor.com/en-GB/view/t... Bob Hoskins in the last few mins of tThe Long Good Friday
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I came out as Lisa Simpson, which I’m fine with, and Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony, which is ????????!
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They mean different things in different countries. If you want to know more you can download book chapters for free www.ubiquitypress.com/site/books/m...
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Possibly me. Is this the sort of thing you were thinking of? oro.open.ac.uk/view/person/...
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Congratulations! I look forward to another year of non-productive but scholastically successful collaborations