I have an electric shaver. It’s more convenient than a wet razor and arguably better for the environment with zero single use plastic you find with traditional razors. It does have one problem though; the cleaning brush. It’s a piece of plastic, about half the length of my little finger. It’s there to scoop out… Read More Brush strokes
I was out and about last week and realised my watch was low on battery – 6%. No problem I thought and carried on. Three days later I realised I hadn’t put my watch on charge; I wanted to check a step count. It had run out and for that period of time I was,… Read More Three days
I wrote last year about how I was planning my time for the Learning Technologies Conference and Exhibition. I looked back and I posted about a month before. I started planning my agenda for this year’s event on Monday this week. Aside from chairing, I’ve booked in the sessions I want to see, the people… Read More Even further ahead
I mentioned last week the problem with using the wrong channel for the wrong message. I saw a critical failure a couple of days later which demonstrates the problem of selecting the wrong channel quite brilliantly. It started when I saw a tweet appear on my Tweetdeck account. Within seconds, my entire timeline was flooded… Read More Right tool, right purpose
Halfway through learning technologies and there are a few thoughts and overheard snatches of conversation which have caught my interest: The most common question I’ve heard (and been asked) is ‘what have you seen which has been interesting?’ If you’ve been here, what’s your answer? If you’ve not been here, what would you like to… Read More Halfway there
Lost and Desperate 