#TELresearchers with Dr Bonnie Stewart

<p dir="ltr">The first time we heard Bonnie speak was at an ALT conference way back when and we instantly fell in love with them and what they believe in (forgive us for being too forward here!). We really do admire Bonnie’s research interests in the meaning of learning, our way of life that is so intertwined with various digital networks. What does it mean for us? How do we embrace it? Both academically and professionally… </p><p dir="ltr">Find out more about Bonnie: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbTJhcFp6UzRDTVhTaTNBSWJnam5SQ204OHFTQXxBQ3Jtc0trLUoyamFoVTdSMVV4ZU9wWHhwMW8tc0QwWlBxQnFGVGF0UGxBanpZOFpBbThnd2s1UzFQei1ON1Vxbk1wdEd2UWJQb1FlRW9ZVTdtN2UwUHFKYTBuRElsQWVRUm9uSUlPQ3hKSW8zeDd2Q1BLTXhZSQ&q=https://bit.ly/TEL_BStewart_0423&v=NyL6MGTpDV0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/TEL_BStewart_0423</a></p><p dir="ltr">Please note, when our guests identify themselves as HE researchers, we use <i>#HEresearchers</i> in addition to <i>#TELresearchers</i>. However, when referring to us as a series and/or citing us, using <i>#TELresearchers</i> only is appropriate.</p>