Reader in Computer Science at Cardiff University. Dean of Undergraduate Studies, College of Physical Sciences and Engineering.
Education, Data, Visualisation. SFHEA.
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tried a new activity in datavis class today, doing visualisation of feedback text from the assignment.
it *did not* work.
not a complete waste of a session, but not as good as it should have been. back to the drawing board with that one
this colour palette generator is fascinating - but I think the thing I love the most is that the favicon updates as the generated palette changes
such a little thing, but it's a neat feature
and then we will be having lots of fun banishing all the parts of teaching and learning that we don't like into the T&L Room 101 on July 5th - as long as we can come up with replacement ideas for the banished ...
we'll be discussing twitter/@MoloughneyM's work on the assessment and feedback lifecycle and automation on July 4th
Really pleased that the Scholarship group @CompScienceCU have had some sessions accepted for AdvanceHE #TLConf23!
https://www.advance-he.ac.uk/programmes-events/conferences/teaching-and-learning-conference-2023
In SUPER EXCITING news, our lovely #datajconf is partnering with Computation+Journalism next year for their first conference outside of the US, in Zurich, Switzerland.
We'll bring together the best of academia and industry in the areas of data + computational journalism for 2 days + a day of workshops/socials - June 22nd to 24th, 2023. Save the date - paper submissions in March 2023!
The 4th European Conference on Data and Computational Journalism aims to bring together industry, practitioners and academics in the fields of journalism and news production and information, data, social and computer sciences, facilitating a multidisciplinary discussion on these topics in order to advance research and practice in the broad area of Data and Computational Journalism. The conference will be held in 2022.
We'd bought coffee! And tea! And biscuits! And soft drinks! And the prices are eye-watering because <redacted for career safety>!
And then I stole all the soft drinks and biscuits to use at a future event! And dropped them all on my way back to the office! (They're okay!)
Ended up speaking to a grand total of three (3) students, all of them online. Great chat and insights, and it was all useful, but man this lack of engagement can get you down.
Students: "hey, our feedback could be better"
Us: "great, come and talk to us about it"
Result:
Martin Chorley