Is your learning strategic?
From an excellent post on Richard Millington‘s Feverbee site: Can you say yes to all four questions above? If not, why not?
Category: Learning
Polymathic Spree
I was interested in Sukh Pabial’s post the other day. He quite neatly bemoaned the attitude of the learning community who do something learning related and then say they didn’t learn anything I was more interested in his use of the word polymath. When I set up as an independent consultant I realised quite quickly… Read More Polymathic Spree
Right tool, right purpose
I mentioned last week the problem with using the wrong channel for the wrong message. I saw a critical failure a couple of days later which demonstrates the problem of selecting the wrong channel quite brilliantly. It started when I saw a tweet appear on my Tweetdeck account. Within seconds, my entire timeline was flooded… Read More Right tool, right purpose
Little chunks
I’ve written about curation before now and the need to break content down into relevant and more easily accessed ‘chunks’. It seemed sensible to try and do this with podcasts so I’ve produced a series of podcasts which hit that small chunk design. Over the next week or so, 5 episodes will be released all… Read More Little chunks
Not just compliance training courses
It’s Learning at Work week this week. If you work in learning, chances are you know and will be doing something to highlight it. If you don’t work in learning you’ll know because you’re likely to see lots of webinars, posters, events and activities happening by the people who run the compliance training. Do the… Read More Not just compliance training courses
Lost and Desperate 