Stone Blind by Natalie Haynes review – why Medusa is no monster

I made another weird little comic thing, hopeful and a little bittersweet, about conservation after the apocalypse. A topic near and dear to my heart, Lord knows. (Technical notes in another thread, linked at the end.)

- care for a walk, brother francis? nanny with a parasol | en promenade avec warlock #GoodOmens #GoodOmensFanArt #ineffablehusbands #Aziraphale #Crowley #aziraphalexcrowley #crowleyxaziraphale

Laughed way too much at this. 😂

Oh my goodness the reconstructions of the faces of Roman emperors are *gold*

i can't stop watching this

Here's a helpful set of research-informed resources on supporting student "productive engagement" in active learning classrooms, by Stephanie Chasteen at U of Colorado:

New Infographic: "12 Common Words That Still Confuse Everyone"

The mighty power of the simple Post-It Note protest

IF a man’s home is his castle, AND every man is an island, HOW many roads must a man walk down before he is truly a man (island) IF he is heading home BUT can’t cross the same river twice? Show your working.

As someone who has just enjoyed a very well organised and personally stimulating academic conference, #issotl18, this thought-provoking book review makes me want to 'go meta': Academic Conferences as Neoliberal Commodities by Donald J. Nicolson

Many already mentioned so I will focus on just some of the amazing women who as educational developers have inspired me: @chrissinerantzi @ProfSallyBrown @julieh8 @DevonDilly @pekneale @ProfCTaylor @BradS4 @helenbeetham @celia_popovic and so many more