In Jon Ronson’s recent podcast series the Butterfly Effect, he investigated how the porn industry was turned upside down following the decision by one man to get rich through giving the world all porn online for free. It’s honest but non-judgmental or salacious, treating the people interviewed with respect and care. The parallels with learning… Read More Butterfly effect
If a team, a group, another function or an individual is doing what you think is part of your job, what do you do? It happens more and more in L&D as the lines of responsibility are blurred and, as content is accessible in a myriad of ways, more people want to develop learning support.… Read More Substitute
The #LDinsight chat on Friday mornings at 8:00 BST is always interesting. The attendees are mixed and every week is different. Except there are some weeks which are the same. This week was one of those. The topic was reflective practise: This week's question: What does reflective practise mean to you for L&D? #LDInsight… Read More Reflective Practice
I loved Lego as a kid. I had a bucket of the stuff (as most people my age would) and a few specific kits. One I remember was a Batmobile. Sleek and black it was a difficult build with lots of plates, tiles, and connectors that were all on show. Hence the high number… Read More Lego learning
This blog post is being published as I’m running one of the 3 mile (5km) routes that I do as part of my 20 miles a week running activity. I’ve written a few times about losing weight and getting fitter and I am grateful for everyone who notices – your kind words help spur me… Read More Early bird
Lost and Desperate 