It seems people want to listen to my random ramblings sometimes and so I get asked to speak at events. I rarely say yes; I have a day job and any time I take out is likely to come out of my leave entitlement. When I got the request from Rosie Haighton from GivebackUK I… Read More It is better to give than receive
I wrote last time about pop culture referring to some of the popular ideas in L&D that people may experience at Learning Technologies (LT). I ended the post with the plea to: …take time to help people understand One challenge is to balance interest with ‘evangelism’ for concepts, models and products. That’s why I was more than pleased to be invited… Read More Don’t believe the hype – its a sequel
I’ve never watched the Sopranos. I’m not a big TV watcher and by the time people told me it was worth watching I’d missed too many series to catch up. The Wire? Breaking Bad? I’ve never seen Frozen – the Disney film. I don’t have pre-teen children (or grand children) so it seems as if it’s… Read More Pop culture
To: L&D From: A person you work with Date: 2014 (although you treat us like it’s 1998) You want me to take responsibility for my learning; I already do. I regularly seek out information from people who can help me, at a time it suits me, with systems that suit me. Have a look at my… Read More Memo to L&D
I was at the LPI Fellows Symposium this week and there was a deeply interesting panel discussion on L&D trends and future activity. As I’m prone to do, I turned the discussion towards certification and the panel gave some interesting replies. When they got to Martin Couzins from LearnPatch he asked the question above. Martin felt, like… Read More How do we tell the story of our lives and learning?
Lost and Desperate 