I saw this a little while ago and there’s definitely an element of the tail wagging the dog with learning tech. L&D people seem easily swayed with tech solutions promising a lot but often delivering less than expected. Unfortunately, there’s still a need to move many people in the profession on so they can understand… Read More What are you doing in 2 years time?
I wonder how many people completed the title of this post with “I love it”? I was on the way to work the other day and saw a story about the England Test squad. I sang the song of the title to myself and it became an earworm for the day. Apparently, the best way… Read More I don’t like cricket, oh no…
When I learnt how to play battleships as a kid, it was with graph paper, a ruler, and pens. Calling out shots – A6, miss, E8, miss. Entertaining for a 7-year-old and a game that could be played anywhere with minimum resources. In the 70s I got a battleship game. A plastic case, plastic pegs,… Read More Battleships
A couple of weeks to go to the Learning Technologies Summer Forum and I’m putting the finishing touches to a workshop session I’m running on running L&D on a tight budget. If you’re coming, bear this in mind… Come with me And you’ll be In a world of Pure imagination Take a look… Read More Pure imagination
Hi there, I wrote a memo to you a few years ago and thought it would be sensible to catch up again. Doesn’t time fly? 4 years ago I was worried that you wanted me to personalise my learning; I now have the freedom to do what I want but now if it’s not… Read More Email to Learning and Development
Lost and Desperate 