I heard an incredibly sad story on the news the other day about a woman whose home had been destroyed in the LA fires. She described at in a way which really struck a chord – she now has a set of keys to locks which no longer exist. It forced me to reflect on… Read More Keys for locks
I wrote last week about how I’d used a LLM to prepare a post and how I’d used it to work on the content which I then edited. I received quite a few comments which I thought were worth looking at. Firstly, using these tools to produce whole posts and comments feels very wrong. Another… Read More More cheese
I’m so pleased Michelle Parry-Slater is revisiting her #NoPlasters series on BlueSky. For those of you who don’t know, Michelle ran a hashtag#NoPlasters campaign on Twitter ten years ago. The campaign was about sharing a tweet a day to encourage L&D professionals to try something new. I saw Michelle post this last week: What immediately… Read More Vintage networking
I got some feedback from a close family member recently about something I’d written about learning and modern technologies. They know the area I work in and we have great conversations about how the world of work and learning is changing. Their context when we talk about learning is instruction in the army, directing people… Read More Expert tease
New year, same focus: making workplace learning work. 2025 will be about cutting through the noise, focusing on outcomes, and challenging what doesn’t deliver. A lot like 2024. Whether you’re returning, or new to my posts, this is the space where I reflect and try to provide some practical insight. What’s your L&D priority this… Read More Setting expectations
Lost and Desperate 