I was really taken by an article in TJ last week from Michelle Parry-Slater. I use LinkedIn a lot more now since Twitter has lost its effectiveness as a marketing channel and it is really interesting to see how people perceive it as a marketing tool. I agree entirely with Michelle that it is about… Read More Open to Learning
It’s 10 years since I first spoke at Learning Technologies Exhibition and Conference. At the time, I was working in local government and having to operate within incredibly tight budgets, with diminishing resources, and increasing demands. Sounds familiar? I know it’s tough out there and getting the maximum bang for your buck, making the most… Read More Cost savings
We mentioned the other week that we’ve a monthly newsletter (out now everyone – Ed!). We know it might be seen as spammy but realise there’s so much information around you might not see or hear the stuff that we think is important. Imagine your CEO did the same; a monthly – or even weekly… Read More Add a subscriber
I was reminded my age when I found out I was going to be a grandparent and, although I have no intention of retiring, reflected on what approaching retirement might be. It’s also one of the topics we re planning to record for the Women Talking About Learning Podcast. It’s scheduled to record on Friday… Read More Approaching retirement
Micro learning is dead – I saw someone writing about nano learning recently. I’ve decided this is still too large an amount and people want even less so we’re going to go smaller and are delighted to confirm we’re going to be producing pico-learning. Whereas a nano is one billionth of a unit, we’ll be… Read More Smaller than micro
Lost and Desperate 