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Author Archives: Stuart Barton
REVIEW: The Leaderless Revolution – Organise Magazine
My review of Carne Ross’ The Leaderless Revolution published by Organise magazine.
15 of the best Birmingham Instagram accounts you need to follow – Counteract.co
My second piece for Birmingham-based online news outlet Counteract, this time focusing on prominent, engaging and interesting Instagrammers from the second city. Featuring professional photographers, street artists and food bloggers – Brum has never looked so good.
Posted in Non-Fiction, Published Non-Fiction, Published Online
Tagged Birmingham, Bite Your Brum, Brum, Brumpic, Colatron, Counteract, Custard Factory, Fokawolf, Forward Art Magazine, Full to the Brum, Hidden Brum, ichoosebirmimgham, Independent Birmimgham, Instagram, Jon Knowledge, Provide Birmimgham, Ross Jukes, Second City Scenes
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Ned’s Atomic Dustbin & Pop Will Eat Itself to roll back the years in Birmingham – Counteract.co
Counteract is Birmingham based online news platform, focusing primarily on the city’s vibrant live music scene, but also covering general news, film & TV and food & drink in Brum, and the surrounding Midlands. Their aim is to shine a … Continue reading
Website & App Reviews – Educate (Jan/Feb 2019)
In January, the National Union of Teachers and the Association of Teachers and Lecturers merged to become the National Education Union. The inaugural issue of their new magazine Educate features a website review and an app review of mine. Each … Continue reading
Website & App Reviews – The Teacher (Nov 2018)
This was my second set of reviews published in The Teacher magazine, the bimonthly magazine of the National Union of Teachers (NUT). Each issue they feature reviews of books, websites and apps which teachers could use for inspiration, or in their … Continue reading
“Mobiles in the Media Studies Classroom” – TES.com
This was my second article published in the “Subject Genius” section of TES.com, the Times Educational Supplement website. You can read the article on TES.com or it is reproduced with permission below the image. The use of mobile devices in schools … Continue reading
Website & App Reviews – The Teacher (Sept 2018)
I reviewed a website and app, for September 2018 issue of The Teacher magazine, the bimonthly magazine of the National Union of Teachers (NUT). Each issue they feature reviews of books, websites and apps which teachers could use for inspiration, or … Continue reading
Series 18 Episode 1 – Newsjack (BBC Radio 4 Extra)
I was lucky enough to break my child-induced writing sabbatical by having a joke included in the first episode of series 18 of BBC Radio 4 Extra’s Newsjack. This was my first foray into comedy writing, so it was nice to be … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Published Online, Published Writing, Radio
Tagged BBC, Comedy, Dry January, Newsjack, Radio, Radio 4 Extra, Radio Comedy
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“Media Studies as an Option” – TES.com
This post was written for the ‘Subject Genius‘ blog on the Times Educational Supplement (TES) website. My day job is as a Media Studies teacher, and this blog post covers an annual issue for me, of getting students to pick … Continue reading
REVIEW: Whiplash
The hype surrounding the surprise Oscar contender Whiplash, seems to have exploded unannounced, like the crash of a cymbal, rather than the slow build of a drum roll, like so many of its competitors. However the problem with going to … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Film Review, Non-Fiction, Review
Tagged Andrew, Damien Chazelle, Drummer, Drumming, Drums, J.K. Simmons, Jazz, Miles Teller, Mr Fletcher, Whiplash
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