This site contains an ongoing series of articles connected to the practice based PhD from Adam Procter. The PhD is building two artefacts, a digital tool to enhance and embrace the network and community of practice within Art & Design studio-based higher education; and secondly a Manifesto derived from building the tool and associated research to support the creation of further similar digital tools to support Art & Design blended learning.
Articles
As part of working open articles are published as they are being written and so some you may consider as unfinished. Thoughts and feedback is highly encouraged and sought to enhance each piece. Comments should be used to critique and extend the articles.
- SleepeR Step One
- Decentralised Data with CouchDB
- Spatial Interfaces
- Anonymous !important
- ‘Living on’ nodenogg.in
- Emoji Reactions
- Why PouchDB and CouchDB?
- Mini Browsers
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Microcast – Thought Shrapnel
- Collaboration versus Co-creation
- Networked Making
- DEWG Testing – 5th Dec
- Current Tech Stack – Nov 2019
- Testing – 29th Nov 2019
- No log ins please!
- Milestones
- Year 1 Testing – 4th Nov 2019
- 1 Theme Testing – 1st Nov 2019
- Connections Test – 23rd Oct 2019
- 3 Themes Present – 18th Oct Testing
- Keeping a record
- Student Testing – 4th June 2019
- The mis-application of learning technologies within the context of Design Studio-led education
- eLearn 2019 Presentaion
- MPhil to PhD upgrade
- What is project nodenoggin ?
- eLearn 2019 Conference Presentation Application
- WordPress Migration
- Edutech Data Collection
- Prototypes Nov 2017
- Markdown Prototype v0.4
- Slack Workshop Proposal
- Staff Seminar 2017
- Conceptual Abstract for a forthcoming Practice based PhD
- Decentralising Education & the Blockchain
- Procter Periodical Archive
- Illustrate This!
- Information Design & Data Visualisation
- New newsletter – Join my Newsletter.
- Short Note 1
- A staff seminar about my PhD concept.
- State of Union – Managed Learning Environments (MLE)
- Proposal
As knowledge increases amongst mankind, and transactions multiply, it becomes more and more desirable to abbreviate and facilitate the modes of conveying information from one person to another, and from one individual to many. (Playfair, 1786)
Playfair, W., Wainer, H. & Spence, I., 2005. Playfair’s Commercial and Political. Atlas and Statistical Breviary, Cambridge University Press.
Further Resources
- https://nodenogg.in – project site
- https://manifold.soton.ac.uk – academic texts
- https://gitlab.adamprocter.co.uk – code
- https://discourse.adamprocter.co.uk/ – feedback
- http://fragmentum.adamprocter.co.uk/ – microcast
- http://discursive.adamprocter.co.uk/ – micro.blog (PhD category)
- http://periodical.adamprocter.co.uk – newsletter