Subtlety
You can’t automate nuance.
Tag: learning technology
Get with it grand-dad
I read this article last week about how someone had developed a way to tap into Zoom’s “Breakout Rooms” API to create speed networking online. My immediate reaction was that this was cheesy, exploitative, wrong, and unworkable. One small problem – I hadn’t even read the article at this point. Why did I react like… Read More Get with it grand-dad
Feature rich
With the raft of technologies to help people learn, it’s no surprise new features pop up as providers and LnD practitioners try and engage and maintain relationships. Features that have appeared on platforms I’ve helped develop in the past have included: Communities User Generated Content Personal Messaging User Profile Aggregation Video and Audio interfaces Gamification… Read More Feature rich
What grinds my gears – learning technology implementation
Another in the series where I let some steam off. LnD people – focus on the L, not the T. The T should support the L – not the other way round. Too many learning people get this upside down. Your people need to know how to read the data which the technology is going… Read More What grinds my gears – learning technology implementation
Reinvention
For years I’ve been banging on about things needing to be different and thought that the pandemic will become the catalyst for change. Part of me hopes that workplace learning will realise that the old models we have used to ‘deliver’ learning will be busted; knowing that we have a real opportunity to redefine what… Read More Reinvention
Lost and Desperate 