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PhD-Live

*Process as everything -- an evolving research environment documenting my doctoral process in real time.

Note: This site publishes my PhD research as it unfolds, including incomplete thoughts, experiments, and revisions. Expect some incoherencies, typos, and errors along the way.

Research Focus

This research explores how generative AI is reshaping the ways we learn, teach, and create. I am interested in what new forms of learning and research might look like as AI becomes part of everyday educational practice.

Key questions include:

  • How might AI transform teaching and learning — in my own work as a researcher and lecturer, and in higher education more broadly?
  • What shifts can we expect in learning environments as technology evolves alongside social and political change?
  • How can playful and speculative design methods help us imagine and build more creative and ethical forms of AI-augmented learning environments?
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Research in Progress

Focused working sessions, logged with start and end times.

Recent Thoughts & Updates

Upcoming milestones

  • work on refining project-supervisor-bot v1.5 ready for supervision conversations view note
  • I would like to start visually mapping out the projects that I am doing, and how they are feeding into each other view note
  • watch this talk by Andy Matuschak to see what correlations or themes he brings up that is relevant to the research https://andymatuschak.org/hmwl/#ideal-learning-environment view note
  • plan out actual structure and content of project-cci-ual-staff-interviews view note

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Latest Posts

  • my first blog post

    Testing the blog functionality

  • focus on process Featured

    Now that we are in a time where generative AI can produce 'results' with 'ease'. The **process** of what we do becomes much more important....

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All notes connect through the 'digital garden', which maps ideas, reflections, and experiments across my PhD research.

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