The problem with curating content for people is that they always want something extra and something different. So we find three versions of a video, four handouts, and six links. Soon your audience will have so much choice they won’t know what to use. Recommendations are worthless because things can’t be found. Make sure you… Read More Too much choice
One of the reasons we’ve enjoyed curating the Podcast Learning Festival is the range of questions people are bringing into the room. On Friday, Jonathan shared why he’s closing the day. Today, Christina Moore is raising a different kind of question. Not how to make a podcast.How you make one work inside an organisation. This… Read More Not how to make a podcast. How you make one work.
We have industrialised learning. It has become about growth and scale of delivery. The channel has, in many worlds, taken priority over the outcome Scale the delivery and lower the cost. Is the race to the lowest cost the best value? Value is in the eye of the beholder.
We’ve been awarded a place on the Training and Development Services framework delivered by the NHS Collaborative Procurement Hub. This framework provides a compliant, pre-approved route to market for NHS organisations and other part or fully publicly funded bodies to access training and development services. For us, this matters because it removes procurement friction. It… Read More Now available via an NHS-compliant framework
One of the decisions we’ve been deliberate about with the Podcast Learning Festival is who we ask to keynote. We don’t want people especially loud about podcasting or learning, but people who’ve built something real with it and are still curious about what comes next. Jonathan is our closing keynote, and this clip explains why.
Lost and Desperate 