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
I always look forward to Jane Hart’s Top 100 tools; I like to see what new tools people are using and how they use them. It’s a bit different this year with a more diverse number of tools. That’s one reason I want to get a user group together to test out some of the… Read More Did video kill the connectivity platform?
I spent an enjoyable few days last week at Learning Technologies 2015 meeting up with friends old and new. I had fun in my sessions too; one was about rethinking and reforming your learning function. The questions bounced around and I asked the audience this: This session is about reforming your learning function; why haven’t you done… Read More Take a long hard look at yourself
Lost and Desperate 