I was looking at TV streaming options and everyone seems to do almost everything I want but no-one does my exact fit. My options are to take one and moan about the fact it doesn’t have ‘one thing’, or have multiple platforms so each thing is covered. This means, of course, a higher cost and… Read More Bundled services
Not the move from face to face to online but the murky world of pivot tables. I had a problem working out how to interpret some data the other day so pinged out a message on Twitter. Within an hour I’d had 3 responses and spoken to Jeff Wren who helped me realise I was… Read More Pivot
If the learning economy is about exchanging money for learning, how is that still a transaction if learning content is free?
Another of the semi-regular rants; this one was prompted by Nick Ribeiro. Twitter is best as a conversation, not a broadcast channel. Don’t sit in an echo chamber following people who reflect you – the interesting stuff happens outside your comfort zone. If you’ve not logged in for a few weeks/days/hours, don’t binge RT everything… Read More What grinds my gears – Twitter
Every Friday on the Llarn account on LinkedIn I post a list of people who have helped me think, reflect, and engage with over the previous week. I do it to publicly recognise people and to create opportunities for connection. Some people make the list because they posted a comment on a post, a tweet,… Read More Thanks
Lost and Desperate 