Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 April 2015

New Landmark: Over 100 000 Page Views

This blog has recently reached a landmark - over 100,000 page views.



So, thank you to everyone has provide information for this blog.


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Tuesday, 20 December 2011

Ali gets a mention

In a recent posting about computer forensics the paper presented by Dr Ali Al-Sherbaz was discussed. A recent blog reviewing the workshop provides an interesting overview of the workshop and discuss some of the presentation including Ali's.

"One of the last presentations of the day was by Ali Al-Sherbaz from Northampton University.    Ali directed us to an interesting web page which is entitled, The Evolution of Privacy on Facebook which has a really nice graphic.  (Digital privacy is one of those issues that is addressed on an Open University module called TU100, My Digital Life). Ali also introduced us to a pedagogic tool called Dale's cone of experience." Christopher Douce

The blog also provides an informative summary and reflections on the links between this workshop and others by the Higher Education Academy.

The posting can be found by clicking on this link.

Friday, 16 December 2011

State of the Blog

Just for interest really I am presenting some of the statistical information about this blog.
Fig1. Overview of the blog

In fig 1 there seems to be a slow positive trend in the number of views of the blog per month, with the most popular postings being about BSc or MSc student work.

Fig 2 Audience data


In fig 2 the top ten countries where the site is being view includes some surprises (well to me anyway) such as Russia and Thailand being number 3 and 4 in the list.