Before you go to an event you have anticipation of what might happen, plans of how and when to be there and the rituals that are associated with the event you hold the ticket for. It might mean meeting people beforehand or working out what to take. We associate the activity with the event and… Read More Ticketing arrangements
I don’t drink coffee; I’ve never liked the taste and the whole cultural construction that has developed around it now puts me off wanting to try it again. I do, know however, there are different kinds of coffees that people can order, and two stand out: The Espresso. It’s small, comes in single or double… Read More Ordering a coffee
I was chatting with some LnD colleagues the other week in a #LnDConnect catch up and one of them mentioned a survey that is currently open to gather data on virtual classroom activity. Knowing the two people involved – Jane Daly and Jo Cook – I’m sure this will be an excellent data capture and… Read More Virtual classroom research
Not everything can be great. Social proof doesn’t always mean something is the best. For thousands of years, people have hired professionals to praise, hype and celebrate the individual. In the world of now, with digital assembly, are we using digital claquers to promote what we do? More importantly, in LnD, should we?
I was on a session last week with a group of other learning professionals. The session split into the following breakouts and we were asked to choose one to go into: Building a Digital Learning Culture Embedding Learning into the Flow of Work The Return of Face-to-Face Learning Keeping Informed of Best Practices Leadership &… Read More Keeping Informed of Best Practices
Lost and Desperate 