If I wore a suit, shirt and tie to work now it would look (and feel) odd. What were instruments of tradition and expectation have been superseded by shorts, polo shirts, and trainers. If people have been used to learning things online, in a relaxed way, picking things up when they need them, how will… Read More Well suited
The other day I was chatting with someone who doesn’t work in learning and realised I rarely explain in enough detail. I make assumptions people have a basic knowledge about what I’m talking about and they have started to work out what I mean already. Knowing the why matters but sometimes people need to know… Read More Explain this
I saw the following on Twitter the other day. A teacher had asked his 6-7 year old cohort for advice and one child came back with this: “I like to learn but I also like to keep my brain empty” Willow, aged 6 Is there any better advice for learning professionals?
If you’re commenting on workplace learning, you need to make sure you can differentiate between the before and after times. The before time is pre-pandemic. A time when, although were were living in a VUCA world (shudder), there were still certainties at play in respect of workplaces, working hours, roles, and culture. The time after… Read More Before times
Who do you think said this? The quality of an office will be a pivotal part of attracting workers and promoting collaboration, learning, innovation and productivity. Yes, it was a property investment company. A software company tells me it’s better collaborative software, a technology company tells me it’s about state of the art technology, a… Read More Guess who?
Lost and Desperate 