Can you?
I always find the choice of language interesting in our work. Can you implies it’s about ability, whereas will you suggests it’s attitudinal. Can you do the mandatory elearning?Yes Will you do the mandatory elearning?No
Tag: learning design
Questions, no answers
Here are a few of the questions I’m pondering right now. Some of them are more a priority than others, but they’re all important in one way or another. No answers, just the random thoughts I’m weaving together. • If everything is VUCA, then nothing is. How do we help people understand ambiguity and volatility… Read More Questions, no answers
Educated guesses
We can all guess at what we think might happen. I could hypothesise and create a wall of guesses. Some might be sort of close. Some might be well out. Some will be so far out out they’re only just on the wall. What I can always do is paint the target around them and… Read More Educated guesses
Making risotto
I enjoy cooking. The act of assembling ingredients into a whole dish is incredibly satisfying. I cooked a risotto this week which takes time. An hour – almost – of slicing, preparing stock, and stirring. And stirring. So much stirring. I could, if I wanted, add the stock in one go but it wouldn’t a)… Read More Making risotto
Storytellers
There were a few stories from presenters at LT UK last week. They all had impact – they’re relational and people can look at them and place themselves into the situation. The ones which resonated with me created a space, and filled it with detail. This means numbers, data, and quantitative information. There were a few… Read More Storytellers
Lost and Desperate 