We’re going to try something out on Friday this week. It’s a dummy run of the new chat we want to run from January and you’re all invited. Details are available here and it would be good to see who turns up, how it works and what we need to do to improve and finesse… Read More More chat, more nonsense
I must have been asked this question a dozen times last week across events, awards, and conferences. It used to be easier to answer but is now more complicated; it’s not a simple list of tasks any more. I looked back in my calendar to 2021 and there was a week which had 6 activities… Read More What are you working on right now?
I read an insightful paper in July. The Christensen Institute had been looking at the relationships between students and their successes. In the report – Lessons in how to build students’ social capital through career-connected learning – they come up with interesting research which supports the idea that students in networks will benefit from engagement… Read More Social capital of learning
I was at the Learning Technologies Awards last night and it was great to catch up with old friends and make some new ones. When we’re working in our siloed organisations, away from people in the industry, we forget how much of a community there is in learning and development. This shows itself in the… Read More We forget
I was looking at the results of the Learning and Work Institute survey looking at the use of technology to support learning and one detail made me stop: Confidence in using technologies more specific to learning and work is also low; just two in five adults are confident in joining video meetings for work (40… Read More Using technology to support learning and work
Lost and Desperate 