Blogging with @Tearfund for #TFBloggers

Last year I went to Uganda with #TFBloggers, as we sought to share stories of the work that Tearfund does, to encourage others to support it. For 2014, there’s an opportunity for 3 more bloggers to visit Cambodia and share the work that is done there: Entries will be open from December 9th to January […]

[INFOGRAPHIC] Blog Tactics

Interesting material, again from Social Media Today, with a range of ideas to make blogging more effective:

[INFOGRAPHIC] 12 things to do after you've written a blog post

So, writing a blog post is not the end of … there’s more to do afterwards, as this infographic points out:

Digital Measurement from @thatdrmaz

I like this letter and don’t want to lose it, so in total: I can only thank Times Higher Education for consistently transmitting from the academic blogosphere via its THE Scholarly Web. I have been writing loosely academic perspectives on my own blog since 2005. All that perspiration, all that inspiration is paying off, despite all those hand- wringing meetings with […]

(B)logging off?

Quite an amusing piece: First, I have developed website-phobia (perhaps “retophobia” will become a recognised psycho-malady of our times, like post-traumatic stress disorder and Gulf War syndrome). Gremlins have devoured some of my students’ grades and a letter of recommendation for a job applicant. I have suffered financial hardship because of the security system my […]