As the name suggest, this is for general interest posts.
Happy New Year all! As we continue into 2023 I wanted to post a quick note to advise that I am continuing to take a hiatus (another) from blog posts as I manage several competing priorities, including family growth, new career pathways, and personal reflection. There is a lot of noise in the world, and I want to make sure if I continue to contribute … Continue reading Hiatus (Again)
(As known today and supported with evidence) I have been frustrated by the flood of misinformation, dangerous myths, and fear-based speculations that seem ever present during this crisis. As such, I have put together some of what is known today, as supported by published evidence. First off, no disease follows a specific set of rules or guidelines for presentation. COVID-19 is no different. It is … Continue reading COVID-19 Symptom Progression
Although I have not personally experienced gate crashing of my online classes or meetings, colleagues of mine have, and there continues to be increasing reports of this happening with institutions, organizations, and educators. This development is especially concerning given the current COVID-19 crisis and so many educators moving online to facilitate their lessons. What Is It? Video Collaboration Gate Crashing, also known as Zoom-bombing, is … Continue reading Video Collaboration Gate Crashing (Zoom-bombing)
Hello friends, apologies for the absence of up-to-date and current posts. I have just completed a move to beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia. As you can imagine with a sudden move, the past couple of months has been very busy. I am settling into a new position with Justice Institute of British Columbia and hope to be posting regular content again soon. Thank you for your … Continue reading Hiatus
Shining a light on the issue or PTSD and paramedic suicide, After The Sirens hopes to spark a conversation that leads to change. #EndStigma Continue reading Who cares for the caretakers?
Design principles sound like something reserved for artists, graphic designers and hipsters. In fact, design principles are a tool to help ensure better, more consistent experiences for a user. The user can be an organizations team members, customers, clients, or in our case – the student. Continue reading Design Principles: The Paramedic Educator
Canadian copyright legislation has improved over the years, especially since the implementation of a significant amendment in 2012. However, unless you’re a lawyer, a librarian who specializes in copyright Continue reading How to Safely Post Images on Your Blog or Presentation
Hello; thank you for stopping by and visiting my new Continue reading My First Blog Post (sort of)
Dugg Steary, MA 