Month: September 2008

  • Mobile Internet

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    Having the Internet in your hand is a great aid to learning. With my iPod Touch or my Sony Ericsson phone (yeah, so I’ll buy an iPhone next year maybe) I’m always looking up stuff I don’t know. If someone mentions a disease I’ve either not heard of or don’t know much about I jump…

  • Week 1: Introduction to anatomical terminology

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    In the first anatomy session I spoke about the small group style of (hopefully) interactive teaching, the history of anatomy and the use of Latin and Greek words for parts of the human body, the aims of standardising anatomical nomenclature, and the importance of all this for communication and learning. The learning outcome I spoke…

  • Amazing Physics Videos

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    From Wired.com: blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/09/top-10-amazing.html

  • Horrible weather

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    This morning is a horrible morning. It’s raining hard, it’s blustery, and it’s miserable. My golf course actually closed yesterday (which is really unusual) and I don’t see it opening for a couple more days at least. So I really didn’t want to get on my bike this morning and have to cycle to work.…

  • EPST photos

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    I spent yesterday morning taking photos for the Emily Prosser Sprint Triathlon. It was a bit of a struggle with grey skies, showers and poor light, but I seem to have got some good snaps. Half have gone up on cardifftri.net and the rest should go up tonight if my internet connection stops mucking about.