Another in the occasional series when I have a vent. This one feels especially relevant during the lockdown. You might have Zoom, Hangouts, or Skype, and they might be brilliant, but lots of people can’t use them. Make sure you have a dial-in option for people who can’t use your platform. Don’t promise to send… Read More What grinds my gears – video calls
in learning and development. The Learning Technologies 2020 Conference and Exhibition was held about a week ago. What have you done differently since then?
In 2 years time, AI will change the world. 2 years ago, I wrote this blog post. My spellcheck still can’t correct the word ‘next’. The spellcheck is stupid. It’s not AI because it’s just following a process and can’t understand my writing’s tone, purpose, audience, etc. 2022 – I won’t hold my breath.
I did a 7 mile run yesterday. I know I did because I ran a route I’ve run before, know how my body feels after 7 miles, know the routes and the landmarks to verify the distance. My watch didn’t record a 7 mile run – apparently I only ran 5.82 miles. If my job… Read More Tech fail
If you haven’t got experience in delivering webinars and online training, don’t just assume you can do it. For many people in learning they’re now an expected channel but requires a different skill set from ‘traditional’ training. There are a range of factors which are different from face to face. As much as the technology… Read More Webinar delivery
Lost and Desperate 