I’ve noticed more use of automatic lights in office buildings. They detect movement and, when the room is empty, turn themselves off. They are more efficient and save money. If, however, like me, you tend to pause and think during the day, they can be a bit annoying. Head down, I can be typing and… Read More Automatic lights
If I’m buying a new TV, tablet or laptop I’ll do my research beforehand, compare specs and costs and then make a choice. If I’m unhappy with it, I take some of the responsibility. If it doesn’t do what it’s meant to, I take it back. My TV shows programmes by connecting to set-top boxes… Read More Buyer’s remorse
I went for a run the other day, as usual, with my Garmin watch. It tracks my times, distances and routes to give me a record of my running. Overkeen, I started running before the watch had found a GPS signal and it missed a chunk of my run. Consequently I missed my weekly mileage… Read More Short circuit
I quite like the phone but you can’t beat a space to chat at work. Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram seem pretty popular and open to most. Internet message boards and networks like Yammer have been around for a while and still have regular users. Radio listeners are up. Podcasts are the new radio. What about… Read More What’s the best learning platform?
A couple of weeks to go to the Learning Technologies Summer Forum and I’m putting the finishing touches to a workshop session I’m running on running L&D on a tight budget. If you’re coming, bear this in mind… Come with me And you’ll be In a world of Pure imagination Take a look… Read More Pure imagination
Lost and Desperate 