Following my last post, I’ve summarised the remaining 5 tools for learning and why I use them. Google Reader I heard something a bit scary a while ago; that people who work in L&D keep up to speed with current thinking by going to meetings and waiting for CIPD survey results. I actucally found an… Read More My Learning Tools for 2012 – 2
I listed my top 10 learning tools the other day. In this post and the next I’d like to share why I think they’re top tools for learning. Evernote Of all the tools I’ve adopted over the last few years, this one has changed the way I work (and think about the way I work)… Read More My Learning Tools for 2012 – 1
I’m always impressed with the results from the excellent C4LPT survey of learning tools. It forces me to look at my practice to see if I’m trying new things, and also shows me a range of tools that I may not have encountered before. If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. If… Read More Top 100 Learning Tools
A good track on their best album by my favourite band (Brixton 10 June 2009 will live long in the memory) and entirely appropriate this week for two reasons. Reason 1 It’s good news – I have had Google Chrome installed on my work PC. i was ridiculously excited by this earlier in the… Read More A Small Victory
I began putting this post together last week after I’d had a conversation with a colleague elsewhere in the organisation. They were bemoaning the fact that our work PCs still used IE6 (stop laughing at the back) when there was Firefox, Chrome, even IE9 to use in its place. So, I work for an organisation… Read More Innovation has nothing to do with how many dollars you have