I had the great pleasure to chair a couple of sessions at the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum last week. In one session with Jodie Pritchard, she talked through agile and designed the session to be agile. This meant not being able to complete all the content but to work with the audience on what they… Read More Being agile
Reading what’s going on in learning, it’s easy to be dragged into the how of what we do. More focus on the why would help sometimes.
I saw a Twitter conversation last week between Katrina Collier and Sharon Green on the topic of manels and under-representation of women as speakers. Here’s a list of some random thoughts based on what I’ve seen and heard. As I keep saying, this stuff matters. Don’t rely on other people to change it, do something… Read More What’s a manel to do?
I cut my finger while cooking the other day. Quite deep I’ll probably lose part of a nail. What we have done is initiate a full Health and Safety learning programme for my household. As well as risk management we’ll cover basic first aid and use of knives etc. We’ll add it to the calendar… Read More Health and Safety
I saw this from last week: We haven’t thought about the impacts of this abundance nearly as much as it deserves. Live matters less, scarcity is not really a factor, and ubiquity of access can easily lead to boredom, lack of status and a search for real-time connection. Seth Godin Seth was talking about TV… Read More Ubiquity of access
Lost and Desperate 