It’s the topic everyone is talking about – AI. It’s become so popular that the episodes about AI hosted on Spotify have gone up 500% in the last 30 days. I decided to ask Bard to: Create a synopsis for a season of podcasts about AI. What would the series title be and what would… Read More AI designing AI
Active [investment] management strategies demand uninstitutional behaviour from institutions, revealing a paradox that few can unravel David F. Swensen (2009). “Pioneering Portfolio Management: An Unconventional Approach to Institutional Investment, Fully Revised and Updated”, p.8, Simon and Schuster Innovative learning approaches demand unconventional approaches from learning functions. This means understanding the counter-intuitive principles that organisational learning… Read More Uninstitutional behaviour
Today and tomorrow are all about the Learning Technologies Conference and Exhibition at the Excel Centre in London. It’s Europe’s foremost learning show and one I’m delighted to be involved in with chairing activities in the conference and hosting in the exhibition with the Learning Network. I have a few ideas about the things I’m… Read More It’s Learning Technologies
I was speaking with some people yesterday and talked through an idea I first surfaced about 8 years ago. It’s a simple frame to think about how to apply resources and why transactional activity doesn’t solve strategic problems. To me it’s simple. I can describe it fully, with depth and confidence. To the people I… Read More What you’re proposing
I am at the World of Learning event at Olympia today and looking to find the silver bullets to learning. Some will be too large for the tools I have to make them work. Some will be too expensive for me to shoot. Some will be made of stainless steel appearing to be silver but… Read More Silver bullets
Lost and Desperate 