Month: August 2010

‘DemonFM prides itself on having a strong connection with it’s listeners.’ Which would be a great statement to open our annual report to Of com […]

The learning hat is a spontaneous response to a need to select a random solution for a problem. Whichever post-it-note stays on the hat long […]

Very interesting article by Will Hutton in the Observer today, about technology and it’s economic impact. Here’s an interesting sample: “Over the past couple of […]

I have been asked to work on a project that looks at how Principal Lecturers and Course Leaders feel valued across DMU. Working with Professor […]

My favourite quote from Twitter this week is “Don’t teach the way you learned. Teach the way students learn”, which came from @dmlcentral. http://dmlcentral.net/ is […]

Part of my work at DMU is helping students run DemonFM, our full-time community radio station. Broadcasting around the clock, all year, this is a […]

One of the ongoing tensions at DemonFM is the balance between preparing learners for a professional working environment and those who are volunteering for the […]

How many spaces are there to talk about audio drama? What kinds of discussions go on when people who have a passion for audio drama […]

Last week I caught up with Owen Williams who works at De Montfort University Library. We discussed how Open Source applications and systems help foster […]

I’ve just put together and sent in some proposals for DemonFM’s contribution to the Leicester Square Mile Project, which is looking like being a really […]