The Best Breakfast I’ve Ever Had: On Noticing Happiness
I didn’t give much thought to happiness for a while. I was too busy walking, jogging, and then running
The Flower is Cut Before it Blooms: I Have a Starting Problem
I have a starting problem. I think I’ve always had it.
When I was doing my GCSE art project
We Don't Have to, it's Uncomfortable, and Easier Options Exist: Teaching the Value of Struggle
I recently attended a talk by Professor Mike Sharples from the Institute of Educational Technology at The Open University. In
The Cave of Depth (pt.2): A Framework for Technology and Humanity
Call me crazy, but there’s nothing better than spending a Sunday tackling one of the most fundamental questions in
Reflecting on King’s AI Summit: Lego, Paradox, and Choice
(King’s AI Summit: Workforce Futures)
An email landed in my inbox at 12.23 pm on Tuesday. It was
The Cave of Depth (pt.1): Never Underestimate the Power of Five Hours and Some Blue-Tac
I had an existential crisis in 2025. It was brutal. It happened shortly after I graduated with an MSc. Looking
Lost, Lonely, and Distracted. But is it Technology’s Fault?
I remember the ache of waking up every morning and living a life that I despised. I’d click the
Higher Education: When Technology Changes at the Drop of a Hat
I was planning my visit to the Learning Technologies 2026 event in London when I first noticed it. As I
Being Wild in an Organised System
Like most days, I’m sharing this experience from the train, a pen and paper in front of me, and
Three Screens and a Headache
I have a headache. A painful, thumping feeling coming from directly behind my eyes. It's 13:15 on
