I listed my top 10 learning tools the other day. In this post and the next I’d like to share why I think they’re top tools for learning. Evernote Of all the tools I’ve adopted over the last few years, this one has changed the way I work (and think about the way I work)… Read More My Learning Tools for 2012 – 1
I’m always impressed with the results from the excellent C4LPT survey of learning tools. It forces me to look at my practice to see if I’m trying new things, and also shows me a range of tools that I may not have encountered before. If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. If… Read More Top 100 Learning Tools
You might have noticed that I’ve been posting a lot more recently. Firstly, I’ve looked through the blog and realised that I’d missed an awful lot of time posting anything while I was so unwell. I’m still not 100% but isn’t that just a really poor excuse? I was reading vociferously while I was very… Read More Play, Pause, Reflect, Replay
There was a time, not all that long ago when I used to love being asked that question. I used to believe my role was to tell people what they wanted to know and loved nothing more than swanning round the front of a training room, proudly displaying my knowledge like a peacock’s fan. I saw a… Read More How do you know all this ‘stuff’?
I was going through my Evernote inbox over the weekend and realised that I’d clipped a ton of pieces that needed looking at. Luckily I had some time yesterday evening and reckon these are worth a look: 9 Characteristics Of 21st Century Learning Interesting piece by TeachThought that looks at the characteristics from an education… Read More 5 blog posts worth reading
Lost and Desperate 