Yet marking writing - and providing feedback on drafts - gets outsourced rather than work loaded.

When a colleague asks about one of my pedagogical special interests, I’m like HERE!! HAVE EVERYTHING!!! Assignments! Slides! A paper I wrote about it! Recordings of me teaching it!!

There's a lot of different schools of thought in SFL, but the one thing I wish we could agree on is the names of Theme patterns. Because using 'linear' to describe both 'constant' and 'zigzag' patterns is confusing and requires completely different visual metaphors.

Like the ads on Twitter have degraded to infomercial level. I can’t decide whether the algorithm is insulting me or they’re scraping the barrel for something to put in my feed that may pay them pennies.

My nerdiest teacher hack this week: Format a word doc to A3 for assignment comparison table. I'm not able to print it here in the Rebel Countries of Letter Size Paper, but I don't need to print it.

Just proofed my forthcoming chapter of a #LCTheory analysis of my assessment and student responses. I think it'll be familiar to practitioners using LCT to plan, teach, assess and research teaching, and interesting to those interested in the sausage factory. #nohumblejustbrag

Proofing chapters: [Finding a typo added into the text] HOW DARE YOU RUIN THE PERFECTION OF THE WORDS WE CAREFULLY AND EXPERTLY CRAFTED?! [Then finding a typo that was in the original submission] Oh my bad, nbd, right?

That ‘yet’ is packing in a helluva lot of optimism. Are people actually joining Twitter?

Ew my tweetdeck just changed to X. This is it, isn't it?

New publication alert! 🚨 Applying Sadler’s principles in holistic assessment design: a retrospective account By Jack Walton and Jodie Martin tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #HigherEd #Assessment #HolisticAssessment

Why on earth does the X logo look scratched? Weird aesthetic choice. Also the first time I went to retweet something and it was ‘repost’ was just sad.

Wow the platform formally known as Twitter (henceforth pfkat) is getting desperate with its notifications. I have received notifications that a friend tweeted a thing, also that random strangers tweeted about a random selection of American celebrities and Batman.

#BottomLine No. 856: Applying Sadler's principles in holistic #assessment design: a retrospective account Jack Walton and Jodie Martin tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.10…