I’ve seen some rubbish presentations with PowerPoint. I mean some absolute horrors, almost as bad as some of these. Apparently, lots of us are poor at using Powerpoint. It has become synonymous with dry, lecture style content, wordy slides and crass images. Confession time – how many of you reading this blog post still create slides like… Read More All Present! And correct.
I wrote last month about a presentation we gave to help L& D in changing the learners mindset. It went down well because we were able to tell a story and suggest a way of working that doesn’t rely on the provision mentality that we have in L&D. Over the next few posts, I’ll explain… Read More Does it have to be like this?
Well, that was a bit of a strange experience last week. I’ve written posts on this blog for over a year in calendar terms but maybe 6 months in real terms. I made a concerted effort to post more earlier this year and the results are clear. I’ve posted 4 times as often as I did… Read More Yeah, but what do I write?
So thanks to everyone for coming to this blog post today. Please make sure you’ve signed in so I have a record of who’s here and who was late. I won’t use this information for anything other than to count the number of attendees and latecomers. Before this post starts, I think it’s a good… Read More If everyone’s here, we’ll start
I saw this article on TeachThought the other day and thought it would be an interesting exercise to reflect it in the corporate world of L&D. Some of the titles don’t tally so I’ve substituted as appropriate. I was surprised that it led to more questions… Don’t measure everything The tone in the piece is… Read More 5 Simple ideas to transform your learning function
Lost and Desperate 