... Four years ago an enormous beech tree fell in the woods, as @higgledygarden Ben will remember very well. The extra light has changed the woods, in some places. I've written about it here... What do you think, friends? What should we do, if anything? https://t.co/Us0QB8g4zj
@magsamond @turtlestitch@richardmillwood I looked up the expanding cloak story and loved it. What a metaphor - on a par with the parable of the loaves and fishes. I just love stuff that expands our thinking. We need to be more Brigid
@magsamond @turtlestitch@richardmillwood Love this ! Quite by chance , I heard a lovely Women’s Hour article on about art project commemorating St Bridget / Goddess Brigid. I loved it , especially the anecdote it closed with. BBC Sounds ?
@steve_walker … and the outsourced service provider deserves close inspection. When IT system/service becomes “too big to fail” organisational boundaries cld dissolve and stakeholders concerns ignored as IT system’s survival becomes a surrogate for each org’s survival away from front line /
@steve_walker I am so pleased that this case became part of your curriculum -well done ! I think that cases such as this in public services buying in mission-critical IT services/systems are so ripe for research and learning. I suspect that the relationship between senior managers … /1
@chrismcclure86 What a great piece of writing Chris. You have a great and honest affection for Sheffield and Sheffield should be proud of you. I loved reading this.
@paulineridley@c_j_d Thanks Pauline and here’s a direct link to our interactive digital quilt https://t.co/630rn9HZrY. I am going to check out the Exeter project and share it with them along with a link to our chapter from #HE4Good https://t.co/tFxltBTTRB #FemEdTech