Short blog posts are hard – they need editing and manipulation to get the point across in fewer words. Long blog posts are easy – they’re easy to write because all they need is a rambling narrative to fill space. Short blog posts are easy – they’re a simple idea translated into simple words. Long… Read More Short or long
I went for a run the other day and decided to go off-road for a bit across some fields and a wooded area. It was great following other people’s paths and having freedom to go where others had set their way. I also has no idea where my final destination was, even though I knew… Read More Trail running
I saw the image above posted in a tweet from Liz Kentish. It’s from a rack in San Diego airport and describes exactly what it is – things we need to use but rarely. How useful would it be if people could label learning resources the same way? The things they need occasionally but not… Read More Stuff
Workplace learning is at an exciting place. The pace of technological change has shifted expectations about performance, design, delivery and access. There are thousands of suppliers all looking to supply fabulous solutions which can benefit your employees. Tracking and recording systems can see what people access, and for how long, to track ‘engagement’. But. How… Read More Right now
Superusers don’t work for free, and neither do people who operate as hubs in a network. The thing is, no-one is solely a hub. My network is part of other people’s; my network is a small part of a much larger system. That means you might be a node or a hub and there’s an… Read More Hubs
Lost and Desperate 