I know it’s difficult, Excel is confusing and pivot tables are complicated. But it’s necessary. With pretty much all learning activity now online, the opportunity to capture data has never been better. Knowing what data to capture, how to analyse it and present it in the best way takes time though. Don Taylor’s Global Sentiment… Read More Data wrangling
There’s a new app in town and anyone who is anyone is on it. Unless you don’t want your data managed outside the EU. Unless you’re not invited. Unless you don’t have an Apple phone. This exclusionary approach means that one of the tenets of my approach to digital literacy – have/have not – can’t… Read More New and Improved
Another in the occasional series where I have a little moan. This one was prompted by looking at a presentation and it hit pretty much every one of these tropes. The smiles. Big beaming, white teeth. Everyone smiling at everyone. Someone help me please. 4 people sitting round a laptop, one of them pointing. It.… Read More What grinds my gears – stock photos
I started a list of photo resources about 9 years ago as a bit of a side project. I was fed up of never being able to find decent non stock photo images and, working in a cash strapped organisation, sought out nil/neutral cost solutions. In an online session yesterday, as part of the LTDX… Read More You never know
Minimum Viable Product Median Viable Product Maximum Viable Product If you offer me these 3 options, I know which one I’m buying. And it’s not minimal or average.
Lost and Desperate 