Content is king,
context is kingdom. Both are meaningless if you don’t understand the intent. Exactly why are you creating or curating? If it’s to have ‘done something’ you’re doing it wrong. If […]
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Speed of delivery
Globally, more people now have done online shopping than ever before. They have found a comfort that is not going to change. The expectation now is on speed of delivery. […]
Still in emergency mode
We haven’t had time to reimagine ourselves and our institutions as operating in virtual (or at least hybrid) context. Martin Weller – Virtual working as the new online learning When […]
My standards vs the universe
I ‘know’ what good learning looks like. My customers ‘know’ what they ‘think’ good learning looks like. Their employees ‘know’ what they ‘need’ to ‘learn’ to do their jobs ‘better’. […]
Create over curate
I’m not suggesting this in terms of learning content, but the attitude. I mentioned the other day how the approach about return to workplaces is polarised. Rather than wait to […]
