In the order of things an informed choice is much MUCH better than an educated guess. An educated guess is always WAY better than an uneducated guess. Are you helping people choose or are you helping them to guess in the right direction?
We were editing yesterday, working on trying to bring a load of content down into a much smaller, relevant piece of work. Faced with tough limits, it’s easy to get rid of the superfluous, unwanted and unneeded. So why do we feel the need to pad things out?
I have a few ideas, specifically around personalisation, use of technology, social connection, and building capability – both capacity and ability. I’d like to know your thoughts – how would you define modern learning practice?
I was on a face to face course last week. The joining instructions were a pain; I had to cancel and rebook the date and received a paper copy of the invite. A text a few days before reminded me of my attendance but had the wrong date on it, leading to more calls and… Read More Words words words
Be under on illusions, the supply side model of learning and development is declining at an ever quickening rate. People want to choose for themselves, at a time and pace that suits them. For example, the latest data about audio listening in the US has just come out. The demand for ‘linear’ services – over… Read More The age of personalisation
Lost and Desperate 