There was a time, not all that long ago when I used to love being asked that question. I used to believe my role was to tell people what they wanted to know and loved nothing more than swanning round the front of a training room, proudly displaying my knowledge like a peacock’s fan. I saw a… Read More How do you know all this ‘stuff’?
I was going through my Evernote inbox over the weekend and realised that I’d clipped a ton of pieces that needed looking at. Luckily I had some time yesterday evening and reckon these are worth a look: 9 Characteristics Of 21st Century Learning Interesting piece by TeachThought that looks at the characteristics from an education… Read More 5 blog posts worth reading
Bit of a difficult post this week; it’s quite personal but felt it was worth writing as a way of understanding learning experiences. And thanks to John Lennon for the post title. Welcome to Malta. That is the shape of the largest lesion on my back. It has a family of others who have appered… Read More Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans..
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
Lost and Desperate 