People often ask me where my ideas come from. I’ve mentioned ‘bricolage‘ before and the pushing together of different ideas to create new things and seeing what emerges. I never get asked where I keep my ideas. I write them down. Not on a laptop, not in an app, but with pen and paper. I’ve… Read More Where ideas live
You’ve heard me talk about the Podcast Learning Festival‘s themes of Talk. Record. Change.Here’s what that actually means. 🎙️ TALKWhere learning meets conversation.Panels, live podcasts, and discussions that challenge how we think about audio and learning.Expect honest takes from practitioners, producers, and leaders shaping what’s next. 🎧 RECORDWhere ideas turn into sound.Hands-on sessions on scripting,… Read More Talk Record Change
I use the shortcuts on the Google homepage emphatically. When I say ‘use’, I don’t just mean I click on them; I review, revise and remove the shortcuts which become less useful, pretty much on a weekly basis. Curation isn’t a once and done activity; it’s ongoing, present and regular. The same applies to your… Read More Curated shortcuts
I see a lot of lists about what AI could do in L&D but not many about what’s actually happening. On 𝟭𝟰 𝗢𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗯𝗲𝗿, as part of the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, Don Taylor and Eglė Vinauskaitė will share their latest research: How L&D is using AI today – and what it means for the future.… Read More The Truth About AI in Learning
If you’re a UK user of the image sharing site Imgur, you’ll have noticed you lost access last Wednesday. The Information Commissioner’s Office has told Imgur’s parent company, MediaLab AI, it intends to fine them after looking at how they handle age checks and children’s personal data. In response, Imgur made the commercial decision to… Read More Lost access
Lost and Desperate 