I don’t take praise well; I get very embarrassed by people saying nice things about me. I was shocked, stunned and humbled when I heard I was the recipient of the 5th annual Internet Time Alliance Jay Cross Memorial Award for my contribution in positive ways to the field of Informal Learning I want to thank… Read More Thank you
Since I started committing to this blog, I got into the habit of posting at 6:30 am. I have continued to post at this time since I started posting on a daily basis 18 months ago. For this week, I changed this to 7:30. I wanted to see if the change of time affects engagement,… Read More Times are changing
You can’t support a sponsor with learning unless you share the same definition of learning. If their view of learning means ‘training courses’ and your view of learning means ‘self-directed curated opportunity’ there’s quite a bit that you need to work on before you can go any further. Start asking.
Yesterday’s blog post was number 600 published on here. It’s a metric but, on it’s own, relatively meaningless. The same as delivering a certain number of courses, to a certain number of people. Relatively meaningless. Or launching a certain number of e-learning modules which achieve a certain completion rate. Relatively meaningless. Or This is blog… Read More 600
I’ve decided this site needs an FAQs page so I’ll be creating a 16 page document with NAQs (Never Asked Questions). The NAQs will be used to avoid me interacting with people – like FAQs do. The NAQs will cover every little variation from the norm – like FAQs do. The NAQs will be written,… Read More NAQs
Lost and Desperate 