I mentioned the other day about how there seemed to be a shift in platforms and what people used to share. This was picked up by Fran Harrison who has started a poll on which platforms people use to share: You HAVE to choose ONE of these platforms to engage with and post on. You… Read More I don’t know
It was noticeable yesterday how the sharing of events on Twitter/ X has changed. On the first day of the Learning Technologies conference there were much fewer shares than we have had before. It could be that people aren’t happy sharing on the platform any more. There has been a big shift in how users… Read More Sharing is caring
Almost 10 years ago I wrote a blog post which asked people why they used Twitter. Almost 30 replies came in which discussed its reach, engagement, insight, and connection. It seems Twitter has now also shut off the API access which WordPress uses. This means that my blog posts which would share to Twitter automatically… Read More The king is dead
When you ‘do’ comms are you really communicating? This thread on Twitter last week made me think about how we’re communicating our work. I’d guess every team, behind every single poster on the doctor’s wall, were able to tick off the comms on their implementation plan (as Elaine suggests). Doing a poster, lost in the… Read More Comms
Sometime last week, 4000 accounts were recorded as following my Twitter account. I know that ‘no-one goes there anymore because it’s too crowded’ but it’s still the place where I find the most creative, interesting, friendly and approachable people. It’s still near the top of Jane Hart’s Top Tools for Learning, and still the place… Read More 4000
Lost and Desperate 