I saw the above word in a great post yesterday by Richard Millington about community in 2024. Richard notes that audiences prefer separate, distinct platforms for each task, rather than having a single integrated platform. This has – as he notes – killed forums. Look at this from a LMS and learning design perspective and… Read More Unbundling
“Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge.” Carl Sagan Looking at the quote above, lots of people in L&D production would be well advised to consider learning the same way. It’s not the knowledge which we want to push at people but the way they think about… Read More Science
The move to people ‘pulling’ the content they want and need to learn and do is pretty much embedded now – at least for the socially engaged L&D people. Yet here I am, every day, pushing content out. Putting bits and pieces of learning thoughts focused on the things I want to write about. I’ve… Read More On demand
Apparently, January is one of the times when there is a job search surge. Like the rush to make New Year’s resolutions and go to the gym, people use the start of the year as a cue for self-improvement. I don’t think we should put a specific date aside to do it, but the people… Read More New Year, New Job
We’re doing some work on our website and was asked to lay out what we did, in a few pages of information. It was incredibly tough at the start; being asked to describe what you do can sound overcomplicated. Over engineered, we really struggled at first because we work in complex places. So we went… Read More What do you do again?
Lost and Desperate 