I was reminded my age when I found out I was going to be a grandparent and, although I have no intention of retiring, reflected on what approaching retirement might be. It’s also one of the topics we re planning to record for the Women Talking About Learning Podcast. It’s scheduled to record on Friday… Read More Approaching retirement
Micro learning is dead – I saw someone writing about nano learning recently. I’ve decided this is still too large an amount and people want even less so we’re going to go smaller and are delighted to confirm we’re going to be producing pico-learning. Whereas a nano is one billionth of a unit, we’ll be… Read More Smaller than micro
I’m doing a really interesting webinar with David Wentworth of Schoox on Thursday of this week, looking at how far we’ve moved from Training to Learning to Development. Some of the questions I’ve been thinking about include: What do you want to know? There are half a dozen topics we can walk through but YOU… Read More The D bit of L&D
Did you know it’s Neurodiversity at Work Week? It’s really interesting to compare and contrast how different groups, causes, and campaigns approach ‘their’ time. The #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek approach seems, to me at least, to be really practical. What do you think? Is this what awareness should be about?
I did a thing last week and afterwards someone said it was the most practical and useful content she’d ever heard about learning evaluation. To me it’s common sense. To others, it seems to be ground breaking. I felt really humble hearing it – I don’t do what I do for praise and when it… Read More Scarily humbling
Lost and Desperate 