One of the most useful surveys in L&D is Jane Hart’s annual top 10 tools for learning. In its 18th year in 2024, it’s a brilliant way to see what tools people are using and what they consider important. You only have until Noon (BST) tomorrow to get your votes in. It’s simple – follow… Read More Top 10 Tools for Learning – 2024
I’m incredibly lucky to see and hear so many people promoting their products, services, and ways to learn. A lot of the time, the conversations I have with them are about the why people will use the product; I think I’ll start asking ‘how’ from now. This came to me when I read a fantastic… Read More The ultimate in accessible learning
I was driving the other day and needed to use the directions function within the maps app. I rarely drive and even more rarely have to use a GPS so was a bit put out when my phone started making noises. All was going fine until I heard a strange beep. I thought it was… Read More Warning sounds
I see that Spotify are discontinuing their Car Thing from December this year. If you didn’t know, Car Thing is a $90 device that allows users to control Spotify through their car speakers and is EVERYTHING which is wrong with tech right now. It’s tied into one provider; most people want the freedom to pick… Read More It’s a thing
I was looking at the launch of a new product recently – the Humane AI Pin and it reminded me of the challenge purchasing new learning technologies. The AI Pin is a wearable electronic badge. It works primarily through voice and can make calls, sending messages, respond to questions, take videos, pictures, and take notes.… Read More A perfect example
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