Welcome to my corner of the internets. I’m Dr Craig J. Bellamy, a Melbourne-based learning specialist passionate about education and digital things. Since the early days of blogging, I’ve been sharing my insights and experiences in education, technology, history and travel. I enjoy exploring how learning intersects with digital innovation, offering reflections and insights that I hope you find valuable.
My blog is a blend of transient musings and enduring pieces, some highlighted in the timeline section. As a lifelong learner (perhaps a given in the humanities), I seek new ways to integrate technology into educational practices. This blog serves as a platform to share those discoveries. You can also reach me at mail at craigbellamy.net. Your feedback is invaluable as it helps shape the direction of this blog.
While most of my posts are ephemeral and fleeting, some are original and have remained popular for many years. Also, I have been to over 50 countries and have a lot of photos!
My email is: mail at craigbellamy.net
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I often collaborate with AI tools such as Perplexity, NotebookLM, OpenAI’s GPT, and Grammarly AI to refine my writing and ensure my technical discussions are clear and well-structured. I usually write author statements for these posts, using guidance from leading publishers or AIAS (AI Assessment Scale). Many of the use cases/posts focus on figuring out in which contexts to use the AIs and which method. We are still figuring this out, but in my mind, it is better to develop a healthy relationship with your synthetic other. I subscribe to The Castlereagh Statement, A unified national vision for AI education and training from practitioners across every sector, calling for the courage to act together; thus, I share stuff in the spirit of the Statement.