Author: Matthew Eaves

I entered Ultralab (1990-2006)‘s groundbreaking 100% online degree course for people already fully occupied by employment (Ultraversity) for the ICT Innovators Award at the E-Commerce Awards 2005. What an application form! It was huge! Got the following email back: Congratulations on being short-listed for the ICT Innovators Award category in the DTI/InterForum 2005 E-Commerce Awards.

It is the time of life where you have to start making key decisions for yourself, that is one of the big challenges of going to University. Ultralab (1990-2006) the leading learning, technology and research centre at Anglia Polytechnic University in Chelmsford Essex will be running the APU Summer School 2006 after a years break.

On Wednesday my K750i mobile telephone arrived after I renewed my contract for a year. The pixel quality of the camera is excellent, the radio is good, although not too good on the train. The only annoying this is that when I telephoned o2 to organise the upgrade they offered me a £5 a month

Ultralab (1990-2006) played host to the Saffron Walden County High School and its partner schools for the 2005 SummerSchool called ‘A Twist of Fate’. I really should update the SummerSchool Website!. Read my earlier article about this project here. The films produced for the ‘Twist of Fate’ Challenge are very cool, some great story lines

Ultralab (1990-2006) welcomes today Adam Mendelson, from the IESE Business School. Barcelona, Spain. Adam is a E-Learning Specialist and IT Project Manager, part of the Executive Learning Workgroup project Ultralab (1990-2006) is running in conjunction with our good friends at . Click for the Oracle Website. Welcome Adam (pictured talking with Graham Hart and Martin

I joined in the charity auction for Ultralab (1990-2006)‘s Gina Revill who is raising charity money to go on a trek to Cuba in order to raise much needed research funding for investigating endometriosis. As I was jet lagged still, I did not go to work, but joined in the auction from home via iChat

When I was in the States this time last week I headed into the Apple Store and bought me an iPod Shuffle. I already own an iPod called ‘Curtis’, but its a bit bulky for running, and some mornings the battery has run out and I cant be bothered to charge it in time. So,

Day 8 Photographs We packed up the car, with our stuff, hit the road on the early hours of Tuesday morning, returned the rental car, waited three hours for the plane, had a McDonalds, flew to Atlanta, had a Pizza Hut, waited for a plane, flew to Gatwick, got the car from the airport carpark,

Woke up after a great nights sleep, to Jim tapping a drum, cheers mate! 🙂 Had a great breakfast on the porch, cooked by Grandma Bohlin before heading down to the basement to pack. We then went out on Grandpa’s boat, a 1974 classic, Kendra and Brian apparently water-ski with just their feet during the

Today was another great day, we got up and had a great family breakfast meal with the Willis family before heading out on the road to Lake Ellison, Gary & Cindy Bohlin’s private land and lake. We were going fishing for the first time in our life. Andrew rode in the car with Jim, I