Not the move from face to face to online but the murky world of pivot tables. I had a problem working out how to interpret some data the other day so pinged out a message on Twitter. Within an hour I’d had 3 responses and spoken to Jeff Wren who helped me realise I was… Read More Pivot
If the learning economy is about exchanging money for learning, how is that still a transaction if learning content is free?
Another of the semi-regular rants; this one was prompted by Nick Ribeiro. Twitter is best as a conversation, not a broadcast channel. Don’t sit in an echo chamber following people who reflect you – the interesting stuff happens outside your comfort zone. If you’ve not logged in for a few weeks/days/hours, don’t binge RT everything… Read More What grinds my gears – Twitter
Every Friday on the Llarn account on LinkedIn I post a list of people who have helped me think, reflect, and engage with over the previous week. I do it to publicly recognise people and to create opportunities for connection. Some people make the list because they posted a comment on a post, a tweet,… Read More Thanks
I was given a pair of noise cancelling headphones for my birthday and they’re amazing technology. They make music sound richer and fuller. External noise doesn’t get in at all, meaning I can get lost in my own little world. They’ve different features that focus the sound into my preference – concert hall, intimate studio,… Read More Noise cancelling
Lost and Desperate 