If you haven’t seen Jane Hart’s top 100 tools for learning, where have you been for the last 9 years? Now in its tenth year, Jane asks people to add their top 10 tools for learning and list the software, tools, and services that people use for learning for themselves and others. The vote is… Read More Top 10 Tools 2016
I like music – I’ve referenced it in blogs before and enjoy reading about it, listening to it, watching it live, watching videos, the whole shebang. I have enough pairs of headphones for a choir, stream music, have it on memory sticks, memory cards, and hard drives. I’ve got tapes, CDs and vinyl, all unplayable… Read More #7songs
I love it when things align, like the satisfying click when a key bites into a lock. I saw it happen this week when Steve Wheeler tweeted about #blimage. The #blimage post that kicked it all off http://t.co/5Fau43nbhu — Steve Wheeler (@timbuckteeth) July 21, 2015 It’s a mash up of blog and image – you’re… Read More Organic growth
I wrote a while back about culture and heavy metal. On the morning it was published I got the usual surge in views on the blog but something else happened. This day was a bit different. One of the blog subscribers read it and decided to seek me out. It’s someone I’ve known professionally for a… Read More Rock or bust
is choosing what not to do. Michael Porter This is the 5th and final post following my session at the CIPD LD show. As you may have read I’ve been detailing the outputs from an exercise that the participants undertook. The last part of the exercise was about strategy; what business aims and objectives needed… Read More The essence of strategy
Lost and Desperate 