My son and I were talking about how technology had sped things up – the idea of accessing TV programmes at any time on my mobile would have been unheard of 20 years ago. I was telling him about how following football scores on Teletext was a thing on a Saturday afternoon and he laughed… Read More Consumption and experience
I was speaking with someone recently and they asked how I look after the ‘crown jewels’ of my ideas. These are, apparently, the ideas which are the most precious and protected bits of content which I don’t share since they are the most valuable. But I don’t have any. All my ideas have been published… Read More Crown Jewels of content
The other day I was talking someone through how I work. Used to practices which came about before social media and productivity platforms, their questions were about email. Together we made a list of the channels people connect with me for work: They, quite reasonably, asked: How are you meant to remember all of those?… Read More Connect, connect, connect
Last week we asked for more guests for the Women Talking About Learning podcast. We expected a few replies, but were overwhelmed with the response. We’re now scheduling almost a half dozen more episodes and growing the guests and topics even more. I was asked about the podcast in a conversation with Shannon Tipton last… Read More Listen more
Unintended consequences are outcomes of a purposeful action that are not intended or foreseen. Last year, the Brit Awards created a single best artist category to be more inclusive to enable non-binary people be nominated. What it means this year is all the nominees are men. I’d expect this will change next year when it’s… Read More Unintended Consequences
Lost and Desperate 