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One of the tasks for Investigating the Work Setting is to use pictures about work to explain your role. When my brain got into gear I realised that there are some real examples from the facilitation team on YouTube, when we are asked to provide short videos to introduce ourselves to other staff. The Hamish sent me a great link to an online tool at www.slide.com. As I already have some photos in online albums, it took me less than 10 minutes to produce a slide show.

I have used pictures from my blogs that are about what I'm interested in, at work and at leisure. The slide show surprised me when I saw that in an unplanned exhibition a number of themes emerge including art, travel and thoughts about online learning.

Anglia Ruskin University has not banned hat throwing at Graduation ceremonies. However, we have advised students to be careful since a student had to be hospitalised after he was struck on the head by a hat several years ago.