Posts Tagged ‘thinking aloud’

Reading the Irish Times in lectures

Eoin O’Dell writes about laptop usage in lectures and how usage in his classes isn’t quite as high the US yet, but it’s growing every year. The screens that I’ve seen sitting behind people using laptops in DCU would confirm the that usage often isn’t for taking notes. However, I’ve read the Irish Times in [...]

Things I’ve learnt in 2008

Is there some unspoken rule about doing year roundups in the New Year? If so, I don’t care…  I’ve already posted ‘My 2008 in numbers‘ post, but after reading Adam Maguire’s post on ten things he has learnt in 2008,  I thought I’d follow with a slightly more serious post than my numbers one.
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My 2008 in numbers

Randomly plucked out of my head in no real order..

“DON’T PANIC!” says the Irish Times

…or at least the paper said it last Tuesday, the question is was this the best selling edition of the Irish Times of the year? OR does the words “DON’T PANIC!” only fictionally increase sales when printed on the back of fictional guide books which feature in fiction books?