Month: February 2020Page 1 of 3
In this square I have portrayed aspects of our OER journey at the University of Cape Town’s Faculty of Health Sciences. The bright colours reflect our motivation and…
My textile contribution to the FemEdTech Quilt project was a while in the imagining and came together in reality over the last 5 weeks. I think I knew…
I started with trepidation. I was so afraid to get it wrong. I’d never done a cross stitch before. Or a PhD. They both require very different…
This small square inspired itself into being during a Turtlestitch workshop in Nano Nagle Place in Cork Ireland. A group of us (Debbie, Danielle, Sorcha, Naoimi, Sorcha, me)…
My strengths do not lie in sewing – but when I saw the call for #FemEdTech quilt I was intrigued by the initiative and thought I should challenge…
I built this block to celebrate Cynthia Solomon, a woman who embodies FemEdTech and who has spent a lifetime in computer science education. I liked playing with the…
Listen to Frances Bell and Anne-Marie Scott talk with Terry Greene about the quilt project, ALT, OER20 and more on this special episode of the Gettin’ Air podcast….
This call is aimed at people who have contributed squares or fabric to the FemEdTech Quilt of Care and Justice. The Digital Media Unit at the Centre for…
My contribution to the quilt for care and justice began via a twitter call from Frances Bell on #FemEdTech. The story of its making is on my blog…
This piece is created with three symbolic parts. The background is recycled from denim clothing. I chose the pocket area and then cut through the centre to reveal…
