Familiar morning rush hour

Vida Midgelow kindly agreed to share her experience of writing a blog as part of her research work. 
0:00 Vida describes how she has used blogging: on revealing processes, using clear tightly constructed parameters; and setting out with a clear purpose;
6.25 On publishing using a blog, and why she decided to use Blogspot;
7:04 On its usefulness: a place to analyse, test, make the process public;
8:25 On the difficulties encountered;
10:25 On making your work public; and on claiming ownership:
12:15 On answering 'What would recommend to colleagues?': assessing time constraints beforehand, and finding your voice.


Vida Midgelow on research blogging (30 March 2015)

Bell sound (always shake your head after you've had a drink).

Shake that brain

Radlett, 5 June 10. (You can hear a train in the background). Take a quiet companion with you.

Dawn Chorus

This is an experiment with remixing Alan Levine's Who Left the door open with my own Shake that brain and Radlett Chorus sounds.
Alan has already thought of the Five Sound Story, which I find interesting for storytelling...
This is a remix of 1- a door opens, 2- birds sing, 3- a cat bell, 4- a dog runs and 5-a train in the background.

Pascale Colonna