I take short cuts when I write blog posts. I assume that many people who might read it will have read posts by me before. That means I can skim through ideas, avoid repeating content and reference posts I’ve already published. Pretty much every employee in your organisation would benefit from some shortcuts in your… Read More Short cuts
Flexible Learning Innovation Space is a clumsy name but this approach by the University of Manchester seems quite elegant in terms of learning solution. One of the key limits to innovation is physical – space, resource, fixed material – which is inflexible and (in many ways) a sunk cost. Getting round the assumption that fixed… Read More Flexible Learning Innovation Space
I saw a series of tweets by Arash Rezaei-Mazinani the other day which I’ve copied here: Scrolling through LinkedIn can be exhausting at times. Especially when every post is how you’re doing L&D ‘wrong’. With that and the regular news it can feel a bit doom-scrolly rather than inspiring. Throw in the mix that not… Read More Real life case studies
Reading what’s going on in learning, it’s easy to be dragged into the how of what we do. More focus on the why would help sometimes.
I cut my finger while cooking the other day. Quite deep I’ll probably lose part of a nail. What we have done is initiate a full Health and Safety learning programme for my household. As well as risk management we’ll cover basic first aid and use of knives etc. We’ll add it to the calendar… Read More Health and Safety
Lost and Desperate 