It’s been six months since we launched Reclaim’s Blogging Community of Practice, AKA Bloggers Anonymous. If you’re just discovering this space, a warm welcome and we hope you join us for today’s session:
Tune in to this week’s “On Writing” session where Jim Groom talks with special guest Professor Martin Weller, Emeritus Professor at the Open University, UK and long-time blogger.
In addition to sharing his web origin story, Martin will be discussion how writing and blogging has changed
It’s been six months since we launched Reclaim’s Blogging Community of Practice, AKA Bloggers Anonymous. High time for a progress update, sharing everything that’s happened and… if you’re just discovering this space, a warm welcome! Everything you need to know about how
The theme for Reclaim Open 2025 is Rewilding the Network – Making New Connections and last week we got together on Reclaim TV to preview the conference strands that come together to weave this overall theme:
Your Voice: how do educators and students find and amplify their voices on the
We’re excited to introduce Reclaim Open 2025’s theme: Rewilding the Network – Making New Connections. We’ can’t wait to welcome you in November and registration will open soon. Whether you are a conference newbie or a seasoned speaker, get your thinking
We are excited to share the next in a series of guest blog posts. This one was written by Sarah Honeychurch .
From this month onwards our blog will feature guest posts written by educators who are part of our community.
Whether we are celebrating the power of Shared Hosting that takes a single site from passion project to web empire or explore how students and educators use their Domains, we will
It’s conference season, so this month we are sharing tips and support blogging around events, sharing presentations and more.
This session will be led by Meredith Huffman, Customer Success Manager at Reclaim, who has been blogging on her own domain for a long time, and our special guest
The Bloggers Anonymous “On Writing” series continues with Kathleen Fitzpatrick discussing a career of writing in the liminal academic space of an emergent Digital Humanities and what in means for an academic to not only blog, but to publish in accessible spaces that reflect an ethos of open
We are excited to share the first in a series of guest blog posts. This one was written by Lee Skallerup Bessette also known as Readywriting .
