Case studies are used a lot in learning. They’re a marketing tool – see what X Corp or Y Org did so you can learn how we helped them They’re a learning content tool – look at this situation and work out what to do They’re a conference tool – see what ABC Ltd did… Read More Case studied
If you work in LnD you’re likely having to use video conferencing. For day to day meetings I use the webcam in my laptop – it’s good enough for general meetings but I wouldn’t dream of using it for most of the sessions I run; for those I’m using an additional webcam at a higher… Read More Webinar resources
One of the common challenges I hear from LnD people is how their role is extending from ‘just’ learning provision into performance support, data analytics and an engineering way of working isn’t ‘what they signed up to’. I was reminded last week of how it felt when I worked in the fire service in a… Read More Role extending
I wrote a post about brilliance the other day. It was written the day before, and published the day after, I’d presented to the judges of the Learning Awards. In the post I said this: My belief [is] that you should play to succeed and not play to win; it’s more assertive and allows people… Read More Award yourself
I saw this story last week about how analogue blood pressure cuffs are being reused and supported with a slip of paper with a link to a YouTube video on how to use them. Innovation doesn’t have to be technological in learning; understand the processes you’re trying to support and build with your organisation’s digital… Read More Pressure
Lost and Desperate 