I saw this article on TeachThought the other day and thought it would be an interesting exercise to reflect it in the corporate world of L&D. Some of the titles don’t tally so I’ve substituted as appropriate. I was surprised that it led to more questions… Don’t measure everything The tone in the piece is… Read More 5 Simple ideas to transform your learning function
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
The UK was in recession, the pound had crumbled and I’d started working in L&D. If I knew now what I knew then, what would I be telling myself? Presentation is only part of the skill in helping people learn You’re a good presenter Andrew, but don’t assume that presenting in an informative and entertaining… Read More 20 years ago
You might have noticed that I’ve been posting a lot more recently. Firstly, I’ve looked through the blog and realised that I’d missed an awful lot of time posting anything while I was so unwell. I’m still not 100% but isn’t that just a really poor excuse? I was reading vociferously while I was very… Read More Play, Pause, Reflect, Replay
My youngest son approached me earlier to help him with his homework and, being the supportive father I am, told him no. I helped him of course, but not in the way he wanted. He had some Design work to do on safety signs and wanted ideas. So I showed him how to research… Read More Hang on a minute, lads, I’ve got a great idea!
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