I like to see what people put into Jane Hart’s top tools for learning, usually to confirm my biases and also see which tools people rate above mine! What’s interesting in this year’s index is the lack of movement in the top 10; nine of last year’s top 10 are still there – Word fell… Read More Top tools for learning 2021
Another in the series where I let some steam off. LnD people – focus on the L, not the T. The T should support the L – not the other way round. Too many learning people get this upside down. Your people need to know how to read the data which the technology is going… Read More What grinds my gears – learning technology implementation
Hidden in plain sight, the humble streetlamp sits on pretty much every road and has one use. It seems they’re being turned into multifunction devices hosting cctv, wifi hotspots and pollution meters. I remember objecting to getting a phone with a camera; I’d bought a digital camera a few months previously and resented the fact… Read More Innocuous innovation
We’re being encouraged to pay digitally when we go to a shop, to order digitally when we go to a pub, or restaurant and it feels like we’re moving beyond twinned processes. The move to non-contact, socially distanced life is moving at pace. Don’t assume that your learning offer won’t be the same. Stop building… Read More Separated
I saw this headline the other day and it’s everything that’s wrong in the world of learning technology.
Lost and Desperate 