This post follows the #ldinsight chat from the 6 March 2015. The chat ebbed and flowed as the best ones do and I was prompted to post the following: #LDInsight A L&D professional will know when e-learning should be used, integrated, avoided etc. Different skill and attitude required. — Andrew Jacobs (@AndrewJacobsLD) March 6, 2015… Read More Whose job is it anyway?
I’ve seen a few blog posts and articles recently about what’s coming in 2015. How we’re going to things differently, the new technologies we’ll adopt, the new delivery systems, etc. Take a 2 minutes to watch this video: The animator is L&D, the business is the interviewer. We’re asked to develop something so we move things.… Read More Just a tiny amount
I couldn’t get to the first #LDLunch chat this week. It was a bit disappointing to miss it so I had a brief look through the feed and this tweet from the wonderful Alex Watson caught my eye: Truth is. I'm bored with the L&D conversation. Far too much naval gazing, when Rome burns all around us #LDLunch… Read More See no ships
At a silent disco, groups of people listen to music via wireless headphones rather than through speaker systems. There are a number of advantages – an individual can choose a channel to listen to rather than just the noise in the room. Silent discos last longer into an evening as they’re much quieter and don’t tend… Read More Silent Disco
Reports that say that something hasn’t happened are always interesting to me, because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns — the… Read More Known knowns
Lost and Desperate 