I saw a tweet the other day where a photo was posted with a question as to where it was. Reverse image search on Google showed it was Basel. I’ve mentioned before how people can use tools outside of the usual in the workplace and people can access them outside of work systems. If someone… Read More Fairness
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 essential elements of modern learning practice – skill, will, authority and resource. Donald Taylor posted this on LinkedIn the other day: “Can you help? There’s… Read More Technology and shifting mindsets
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 as ‘all the gear and no idea’?
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’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 shows exactly how exceptional the take up of podcasts has become. Almost half US internet users listen to a podcast at least once a month.… Read More Listen here
Lost and Desperate 