Part of my travelling around means I’m regularly packing and unpacking. As a result, I lose stuff. In the last couple of months I’ve managed to misplace: 2 bathroom sponges A phone charger An umbrella A toothbrush A Bluetooth mouse Aside from the cost, it’s the inconvenience and the feeling I get when I realise… Read More Requires development
You can produce amazing content and activity, spend time crafting it to be the best it can possibly be. It doesn’t matter how good it is; if people can’t find it, it will have lost its value. We need to help people search outside the organisation for support. We shouldn’t ignore the fact their searches… Read More Searching
I’ve noticed more use of automatic lights in office buildings. They detect movement and, when the room is empty, turn themselves off. They are more efficient and save money. If, however, like me, you tend to pause and think during the day, they can be a bit annoying. Head down, I can be typing and… Read More Automatic lights
Yesterday I mentioned how it feels a bit repetitive, saying the same thing over and over and over again. But it’s not onerous. I can be creative in how I present it and every person I speak with is coming to me from a different history and experience. There was a phrase I heard recently… Read More Convinced
Aristotle said of repetition in learning “it is frequent repetition that produces a natural tendency” So, if I continue to repeat how we need to approach LnD differently, will people learn? As I’ve mentioned before, it sometimes feels like a Faith No More lyric in the learning profession… If I speak at one constant volume,… Read More Repeat after me
Lost and Desperate 