I saw Seth Godin write a post with this title the other day and realised it’s where so many of us get it wrong in the learning space. In-house and external teams are asked to provide better learning. We end up providing more learning. This is because we feel we need to introduce new channels,… Read More More vs Better
A few days ago I found a great image online via a free non-attribution based photo site. Using the image I wanted to – as I always try and do – add some Alt text so it can be picked up by screen readers. A complicated image, I thought I’d use the Chrome shortcut ‘Search… Read More Alt text
I mentioned Strategy On A Page the other week and was asked by Joan Keevil to provide some examples so here’s a few thoughts: A learning strategy shouldn’t detail the how but the why. This means you don’t need to include the operators and processes, but the thinking behind how those things will happen. A… Read More SOAP-ier
I’m lucky to be involved in many webinars and events. Finding the signal of quality activity amongst the noise is always challenging, but was impressed with a couple of webinars last week as part of the Learning and Skills Group Webinar series. The topic of AI was part of both sessions and there were many… Read More Get booking
I’ve seen this phrase before and only just realised how unhelpful it is. If you work in one sector, you don’t cross the informal lines of authority which limit people’s engagement. If you work in a skills role, you are limited from engaging with people in a knowledge role. If you work in a formal… Read More Stay in your lane
Lost and Desperate 