I was given a pair of noise cancelling headphones for my birthday and they’re amazing technology. They make music sound richer and fuller. External noise doesn’t get in at all, meaning I can get lost in my own little world. They’ve different features that focus the sound into my preference – concert hall, intimate studio,… Read More Noise cancelling
With the trend for mini, micro and even nano learning (!), the time taken deciding what learning to do next might be longer than the learning itself. Helping people to know what, when and how to learn is what the new learning professional will be recognised for. Save people’s time and they’ll reward you for… Read More The cost of deciding
As part of the ongoing follow up care for my eye, I have regular tests. One of them is a field of vision test. One eye is covered and my head placed inside a half sphere where small flashes of light appear and I have to record when I see them. My bad eye struggles;… Read More Field of vision
Another in the occasional series where letting it out is better than keeping it in. Don’t reply all. Please. Ever. If you CC me into an e-mail I’ll assume it’s for information only and manage it as such. If you’re out of office, be out of office and don’t start replying to email. If you’re… Read More What grinds my gears – email
I hear from facilitators how they feel hamstrung by having to do everything online. If they were great facilitators they’d realise they have to facilitate resources and connection not just content.
Lost and Desperate 