I was reminded the other day of how many great albums were released in 1994. In no particular order of preference, they included: Beastie Boys – Ill Communication Jeff Buckley – Grace The Prodigy – Music For The Jilted Generation Oasis – Definitely Maybe Weezer – Weezer R.E.M. – Monster Portishead – Dummy Green Day… Read More Pace of cultural change
This is not about gamification. About half the UK population play video games every week. The mean average time spent is over 10 hours a week. Playing games like Minecraft, League of Legends, puzzle games and online cooperative activities, people are: Planning strategically, tactically and operationally Resource managing Delegating Communicating Sharing success Analysing failures Creating… Read More Gaming learning
I was taking a pic of the pool on holiday and got into a conversation with another holidaymaker. We were talking about our use of mobile devices and how we use them to consume and create content. They told me a story about someone they worked with who, on returning to work, was asked to… Read More No SoMe
In the third post about the elements of the 4 shifts in learning, which I posted last week. In this shift, LnD needs to make sure that people who are learning are doing so away from siloed environments. What we often see is analogue (and some virtual) classrooms, separated from the day to day business… Read More Authentic work
8 years ago yesterday, I set up my Twitter account and it has, without any hint of exaggeration, changed my life. I’ve made new friends I’ve met new people I’ve experienced activities I’d never had before I’ve extended my professional network I’ve discovered new ideas I’ve been privileged to connect with and listen to people… Read More 8
Lost and Desperate 