Last week I mentioned how data was going to be used to support machine learning. I saw this article and realised just how far behind we are in learning terms. Just look at this example: Spotify knows that you started playing Lizzo’s “Truth Hurts” at 23:03, listened to it for one minute, then searched for… Read More Big Brother
The BBC Annual Report was published yesterday. It’ll get lots of noise and discussion over the pay of its top stars, or the lack of union flags. The bit I was interested in was the people section, and (rather obviously) the learning and development section. It’s reproduced in full below: We are also building a… Read More Tired
I know it’s difficult, Excel is confusing and pivot tables are complicated. But it’s necessary. With pretty much all learning activity now online, the opportunity to capture data has never been better. Knowing what data to capture, how to analyse it and present it in the best way takes time though. Don Taylor’s Global Sentiment… Read More Data wrangling
Is digital transformation a learning function challenge?… Read More Literally, not getting digital
I mentioned measurement and evaluation from the Barcelona Principles posts last time. The next amended principle I drafted is about value and cost. The principle I suggested is: Learning cost figures are not the value of learning I’ve always had a feeling that people in learning have considered that something purchased is better than something… Read More Value of learning
Lost and Desperate 