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June 11, 2026 Musings

Shaped by the learner: Building an AI course in real-time

Most of the time it felt messy and I didn’t feel too confident and some of the time I was just exhausted. But, now looking back, I am really pleased with the results.

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April 12, 2026 Musings

Notes, Loops, and Ada predicting AI

Music is shaped by physics – frequency, vibration, ratios – which is described by maths. And, whether that key change happens in Mozart or Coltrane, there’s a predictable structure holding it together.

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July 3, 2023 Musings

Wrestling with Spiderman

After a big wrestle, I have finally created a section which includes Spiderman’s eight golden rules of interface design, for

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February 8, 2022 Musings

Coding in Minecraft (4): Variables

[0) Tenacity, 1)  Chicken rain, 2) Creating classrooms, 3) Coordinates, 4) Variables] This week was all about variables. In the spirit of copying and

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January 30, 2022 Musings

Coding in Minecraft (3): Coordinates, confusion and collaboration

[0) Tenacity, 1)  Chicken rain, 2) Creating classrooms, 3) Coordinates, 4) Variables] This week’s lesson was all about coordinates, which I love as I

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