context is kingdom. Both are meaningless if you don’t understand the intent. Exactly why are you creating or curating? If it’s to have ‘done something’ you’re doing it wrong. If it’s to collect data of haveing ‘done something’ you’re doing it wrong. Capturing the data is important but knowing the purpose behind the actions that… Read More Content is king,
Globally, more people now have done online shopping than ever before. They have found a comfort that is not going to change. The expectation now is on speed of delivery. Sharen Jester Turney, ex-Victoria’s Secret If you market your learning like a product, be prepared to chase hard. Others who have quicker delivery systems and… Read More Speed of delivery
In the past few days I’ve seen occasions where people have used other people’s concepts to produce blog posts, LinkedIn posts, etc. I even did it myself; I’ve talked about Mexican food for years as an analogy for learning and Mark Eltringham suggested it was a nod to Billy Connolly. I did a bit of… Read More Attribution
We haven’t had time to reimagine ourselves and our institutions as operating in virtual (or at least hybrid) context. Martin Weller – Virtual working as the new online learning When we rushed onto Zoom and Teams to work through the emergency, we established these as the norms. They were emergency measures designed to get us… Read More Still in emergency mode
The world 110m hurdle record is 12.8 seconds. The word 100m sprint record is 9.58 seconds. Even people who are well trained and skilled at being able to get over hurdles quickly, and at pace, take almost 20% more time to accomplish a race. Imagine what you’re doing to people’s pace when you add even… Read More Get out the way
Lost and Desperate 