I saw this story last week about how analogue blood pressure cuffs are being reused and supported with a slip of paper with a link to a YouTube video on how to use them. Innovation doesn’t have to be technological in learning; understand the processes you’re trying to support and build with your organisation’s digital… Read More Pressure
The #LDInsight question last week was about the things that you are doing that are brilliant. I couldn’t answer since, for me, brilliance is in the eye of the beholder. One person’s standard of brilliance is likely to be different to another’s. Hence my belief that you should play to succeed and not play to… Read More Brilliance
I saw this in an article last week: So we live with this sort of / not-really done with COVID reality. We gratefully mask and test and booster. We embrace our newfound academic work flexibility. We sometimes meet in person and more times by Zoom. And we wait for this all to end and for… Read More How long do you think we will be waiting?
The lateral flow test seems simple enough – if the result is positive, a line appears next to the letter ‘T’ on the device, as well at the letter ‘C’. I know the T means test and the C means control because I worked for several months with the team designing the award winning training… Read More Control and Test
I was cycling recently, and, as I attempted to change gear to reflect the extra effort I was making, my chain came off. I was wrong to change gear so late but ended up stranded at the side of the road, pedalling air. The chain was stuck on the rear hub and took a good… Read More Going uphill
Lost and Desperate 