It’s quite incredible what you can do in 10 minutes on Twitter. I spent 10 minutes looking through my feed and found: A picture using a neat app that highlights colours in photos A link to a free online conference I may join A link to some new fonts I can use in presentations A… Read More Networked learning
I wrote the other day about how I was going to be presenting to a group of other L&D professionals; we really engaged with the group and I think it went well (see above). There were 3 key themes we wanted to address. Changing the trainer mindset We were incredibly lucky to have Barry Sampson… Read More Reflecting on a presentation
So, on top of the small victory this week, I had a bigger win later in the week. We’re building our learning calendar for the year and I’ve been banging on about user generated content and peer to peer learning for so long I guess my team (all 1 of them) are getting sick of it. I… Read More Idea factory
A good track on their best album by my favourite band (Brixton 10 June 2009 will live long in the memory) and entirely appropriate this week for two reasons. Reason 1 It’s good news – I have had Google Chrome installed on my work PC. i was ridiculously excited by this earlier in the… Read More A Small Victory
I began putting this post together last week after I’d had a conversation with a colleague elsewhere in the organisation. They were bemoaning the fact that our work PCs still used IE6 (stop laughing at the back) when there was Firefox, Chrome, even IE9 to use in its place. So, I work for an organisation… Read More Innovation has nothing to do with how many dollars you have
Lost and Desperate 