Who designs the narrative you work to? It should be a cohesive story across the organisation – a strand which everyone can relate to and a way of identifying how their work, and activity, supports the priorities across the business, sector and profession. If it’s not clear across the organisation, people will form their own… Read More Narrative
The Learning at work 2023 survey report from the CIPD is out and it’s a compelling piece of research. Massive credit to Laura Overton and Andy Lancaster for producing such a comprehensive piece of work. It’s rich in data and I’m still working through it but this really stood out: Only one in five learning… Read More Realising potential
I’ve advocated for communities and networks for a long time now. I’m certain the wisdom of the crowd will, in almost every circumstance, be an improvement in what the individual can know for themselves. This view was confirmed several times last week when I saw my connection with others, and groups of people come together… Read More You never know
We know the value of content is diminishing – the proliferation of nil/neutral cost materials means there is a significant oversupply. The quality of this content is, however, highly variable. I was looking at an article the other day about how multi experience platforms would help digital transformation. It seemed a valid topic for discussion… Read More The value of content
I saw a report on student engagement in higher education the other day: More than half of faculty members say they prefer face-to-face classes over hybrid or online delivery, but nearly seven in 10 students say they prefer an instructional model with at least some virtual component. Three-quarters of students favor digital course materials over… Read More Keep up
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