If you take a TAGS file (I used this one: BYOD4L 2016-2017 (@cpjobling)) and sort it in time order, you can then copy column Q (status_url) and paste the data into the HTML view of a WordPress page or Post to get a similar archive to that which @Storify produces. Unfortunately, there seems to be a limit (on hosted WordPress at least) and only the first N tweets are shown (where N is to be determined).

status_url http://twitter.com/cpjobling/statuses/819294022271467520 http://twitter.com/cpjobling/statuses/819288790074327042 http://twitter.com/chrissinerantzi/statuses/819226352347967488 http://twitter.com/chrissinerantzi/statuses/819226352347967488 http://twitter.com/Oelmann_Richard/statuses/820724880865902594 http://twitter.com/hopkinsdavid/statuses/820724476665090049 http://twitter.com/sultec4/statuses/820717971056238593 http://twitter.com/cpjobling/statuses/820717926592483328 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821102368297222144 http://twitter.com/debbaff/statuses/821101825516601344 http://twitter.com/suebecks/statuses/821100912819236864 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821100893596745729 http://twitter.com/KeelyFlather/statuses/821100549370183680 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821100526758723584 http://twitter.com/crumphelen/statuses/821100490758979584 http://twitter.com/srowett/statuses/821100485805535233 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821100381392478209 http://twitter.com/RogerMickywatts/statuses/821100216342323201 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821100170733584385 http://twitter.com/cpjobling/statuses/821100063317491713 http://twitter.com/sultec4/statuses/821100063288160260 http://twitter.com/AllanGThomson/statuses/821100041733603328 http://twitter.com/neilwithnell/statuses/821100041565798401 http://twitter.com/sheilmcn/statuses/821100025220571138 http://twitter.com/crumphelen/statuses/821099960703873026 http://twitter.com/srowett/statuses/821099919897399296 http://twitter.com/neilwithnell/statuses/821099878856200192 http://twitter.com/MartinRich106/statuses/821099878411550721 http://twitter.com/lcreanor/statuses/821099803111227397 http://twitter.com/BYOD4L/statuses/821099790134112256 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821099688380289024 http://twitter.com/neilwithnell/statuses/821099619597877249 http://twitter.com/debbaff/statuses/821099599251156992 http://twitter.com/suebecks/statuses/821099595803557890 http://twitter.com/Oelmann_Richard/statuses/821099531295145984 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821099500978704384 http://twitter.com/debbaff/statuses/821099489272483840 http://twitter.com/srowett/statuses/821099391490605056 http://twitter.com/WarwickLanguage/statuses/821099365993447425 http://twitter.com/WarwickLanguage/statuses/821099337090473984 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821099328622198785 http://twitter.com/suebecks/statuses/821099316706209792 http://twitter.com/cpjobling/statuses/821099289736839170 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821099280438087684 http://twitter.com/alexgspiers/statuses/821099266441678848 http://twitter.com/WarwickLanguage/statuses/821099264235470849 http://twitter.com/debbaff/statuses/821099213048123392 http://twitter.com/crumphelen/statuses/821099209709539329 http://twitter.com/srowett/statuses/821099203409678339 http://twitter.com/WarwickLanguage/statuses/821099113399910405 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821099105338490880 http://twitter.com/BYOD4L/statuses/821098969002610688 http://twitter.com/crumphelen/statuses/821098955299844096 http://twitter.com/debbaff/statuses/821098924828164096 http://twitter.com/ARTiFactor/statuses/821098837607641088 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821098832213798912 http://twitter.com/alexgspiers/statuses/821098800467079169 http://twitter.com/WarwickLanguage/statuses/821098797812039680 http://twitter.com/suebecks/statuses/821098796948004865 http://twitter.com/neilwithnell/statuses/821098751792185344 http://twitter.com/lcreanor/statuses/821098749162307589 http://twitter.com/chasing_ling/statuses/821098713338826752 http://twitter.com/sallyburruk/statuses/821098690148442112 http://twitter.com/srowett/statuses/821098671534178304 http://twitter.com/cpjobling/statuses/821098668245786625 http://twitter.com/debbaff/statuses/821098640445992960 http://twitter.com/alexgspiers/statuses/821098603481624576 http://twitter.com/BYOD4L/statuses/821098597299224578 http://twitter.com/neilwithnell/statuses/821098546099290113 http://twitter.

Yesterday, Storify announced the retirement of its Storify service. This leaves a lot of users, including myself, with Storify stories linked into their blog sites and nowhere to host them when the service closes. Storify has provided an export feature, which can output a whole Storify store as a static HTML5 webpage, and GitHub provides a way to host static websites via its free GitHub pages feature. I, therefore, yesterday tweeted about a proof of concept trial:

Today, was day one of the 2017 ALT Winter Conference (#altc) and I was supposed to chair the 10:00 am session “The Great Sussex Podblast” to have been delivered by Pete Sparx, George Robinson and Tab Betts from Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) at the University of Sussex. Unfortunately, problems with the Conference Webcasting platform (Blackboard Collaborate Ultra) and it’s back up (Blackboard Collaborate Classic) meant that the session had to be cancelled.

Though signed up to the EdX Course in good time, I’ve only just today, already half-way through week 2, gotten around to exploring the resources and activities for Week 1 of George Siemens’ and David Wiley’s (or is the attribution the other way round) open course on an Introduction to Open Education (hashtag #OpenEdMOOC). On first viewing, the structure is interesting. The course is available as an xMOOC (with the possibility of an optional certification) on the EdX platform.

Today is Ada Lovelace Day - an annual celebration of women in STEM. To mark the occasion I used Storify to make a personal curation of the tweets and blog posts that I liked on #AdaLovelaceDay 2017 (#ALD17) https://twitter.com/cpjobling/status/917726864491335680

A big news story today was the QAA’s publication of advice for universities on how to combat contract cheating. I made a Twitter moment: https://twitter.com/cpjobling/status/917333938774913025

Important thread on work patterns in academia. https://twitter.com/neuroimm/status/917140521524645900 I recommend that you read the whole thread! Perhaps it reflects the US experience more than the UK, but I think the pendulum might be swinging this way in the UK too. One of the replies https://twitter.com/igordownunder/status/916749458016260097 prompted this response from the Times Higher’s Phil Baty https://twitter.com/phil_baty/status/917278269669560320 What do you think?

https://twitter.com/cpjobling/status/911917026750418947

https://flic.kr/p/Yrprxv I’ve been a teacher in engineering and technology for over 30 years. I love computing, coding, and ed tech. I spend hours on-line watching videos to increase my understanding of the technologies that I love. I love engaging with my personal learning networks, particularly #LTHEChat and #CreativeHE. I take part in MOOCs and am curious about teaching and learning and how to do it. I’m a course leader and want my students to have the best experience possible.

LTHEChat returned last night with a chat on Staff and Student “Digital” Development led by Simon Thompson (@digisim) supported by the new backroom team. There will be a Storify but I thought I would provide a personal curation of the key conversations that I engaged with or noticed during and after the chat. This is made easier by a Wordpress feature that converts the URL of a tweet into an embedded tweet.

My reciprocal post on Enthusiastic HE.