I’ve had a few conversations recently with learning people about their strategies and approaches. What I’ve been reminded of is how learning so wants to be a strategic function. My problem with this thinking is that we can’t do this without working tactically in the business. As a caveat, this is still a work… Read More You’re not strategic
I loved Lego as a kid. I had a bucket of the stuff (as most people my age would) and a few specific kits. One I remember was a Batmobile. Sleek and black it was a difficult build with lots of plates, tiles, and connectors that were all on show. Hence the high number… Read More Lego learning
So AI is going to be the saviour of learning. Adapting and responding to individuals, it will deliver personalised support to people at the point of need. But here’s a thing. We already have AI, and it sometimes doesn’t work very well. Yesterday I typed bext instead of next in a document. Word’s spellcheck suggested… Read More Ai, Ai, Ai
…I wrote a blog post about things I’ve overheard, have read, have been prompted to think about? Wouldn’t it be a ‘good’ idea if… we stopped worrying about seats at tables? Why’s this STILL a thing? we made training courses even more mandatory? Because that’ll make people want learning more won’t it? we stated the… Read More Wouldn’t it be a ‘good’ idea if…
Or not. I was graciously asked to co-present a session at the CIPD L&D show a couple of weeks ago with the excellent Stella O’Neill. The session was a pure co-delivery; Stella did a bit, I did a bit, Stella did a bit, etc. Expertly chaired by Julie Drybrough, there was plenty of time for an… Read More Top tips and you won’t believe #26
Lost and Desperate 