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Our blogs

On this page you will find links to members of staff at Birmingham City University who blog.

• Birmingham City University online marketing blog; here's where the people who run this very site walk the talk and discuss all things concerned with the online marketing of a University.
  
• Choices - Higher education news and advice blog gives excellent quality advice an all aspects of choosing the right course and higher education in general.
  
• David Wilson writes a blog for the Guardian on prisons and criminology.
  
• Digital Narratives by Ruth Page; exploring the way that digital media are transforming narratives.
  
• Profundo Blogger by Oliver Carter; musings on new media and popular culture.
  
• The B1g idea by John Kirk; a podcast exploring issues that affect young professionals working in the B1 postcode.
  
• Paul Bradshaw runs the online journalism blog.
  
• Eclectic Dreams by Matt Machell is a blog about web development by one of our web developers.
  
• Jackie Gay teaches English and is also a paralympian.
  
• Andy Hollyhead runs Two Cultures, One Mind - the discussions of an academic and sometimes web worker.
  
• The loneliness of the long distance writer by Nicola Monaghan.
  
• Creative Enterprise by Charlotte Carey.
• Historical Research is a blog on the study of history by Chris Davies, part of the University's web team.
  
• Gypsy Teacher the musings of an American lecturer in Birmingham.
  
• Sum Space features Maths, Music and Dogs, not necessarily in that order. John Colby has used and is continuing to develop the use of blogs in teaching. This is his effort.
  
• Electronic Resources - a blog from Library and Learning Resources.

Please note: these blogs are run by staff and students at Birmingham City University and are independent of this website; as such they can not be held to reflect the views of the University in any way whatsoever.