Technology and shifting mindsets
I’ve written before about shifting attitudes in learning and how we need to address the challenge of helping people learn by engaging differently with stakeholders. I’ve also written about 4 […]
Tag Archives: technology
Tools and techniques
Tools and techniques don’t exist in isolation. Introduce a tool without supporting the techniques in how to use it and it will fail. How many technology implementations can be described […]
Short circuit
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, […]
Listen here
I’ve mentioned podcasts before on here and I have a fundamental belief that they are changing how we can support people to learn. I saw this piece last week which […]
Butterfly effect
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 […]
Lost and Desperate 