I mentioned Notebook LM recently. It’s a new tool from Google which can summarise documents and content and create FAQs, briefings, and study guides. These are incredibly useful for L&D and a brilliant way to create supportive elements to frame new interventions. However, the tool which most people focused on was the ability to create… Read More Why we can’t have nice things
I was reminded my age when I found out I was going to be a grandparent and, although I have no intention of retiring, reflected on what approaching retirement might be. It’s also one of the topics we re planning to record for the Women Talking About Learning Podcast. It’s scheduled to record on Friday… Read More Approaching retirement
We put a note out last week saying we were looking for more speakers for Women Talking About Learning and hoped we might get a bit of interest. Some 8k+ post views later and hundreds of messages, connections and emails, we’re overwhelmed with the response. I always thought the podcast was ‘a good thing’ and… Read More A little bit overwhelmed
Would you believe we need more women’s voices? We have recorded and prepared episodes of the Women Talking About Learning Podcast up to the end of May this year. To keep ahead of the game, and provide as much opportunity as we can, we want to hear from more women. We want to showcase new… Read More Desperately Seeking Speakers
It feels like EVERYONE is talking about AI right now. It’s in pretty much every conference, magazine article, webinar, and ‘thought piece’. This is entirely valid; since ChatGPT dropped just over a year ago like a pebble in a pond, the ripples have been going back and forth. I hear lots of questions and fewer… Read More Chat, AI, and informed opinion
Lost and Desperate 