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The learnings of Clark Quinn of Quinnovation
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Writing books
I write. A lot, obviously (7 books, numerous articles, this blog, white papers, …). As a colleague pointed out, I’m lucky it comes easy. For […]
Conference Outcomes?
Two months ago, I wrote about the L&D Conference we were designing. In all fairness, I reckon I should report on how it went, now […]
Wisdom into practice
Many moons ago, I wrote about a personal quest. Recognizing that what I was doing is making people smarter ‘in the moment’, I looked for […]
Learning Science Bandwagon?
I’m not alone in carrying the banner for learning science. Others are talking about evidence-based practices, making it stick, and more. This, I maintain, is […]
Web 3.0 and whither the LMS
At the recent DevLearn conference, I was part of a Guild Master panel on emerging technologies. It featured notables such as Julie Dirksen, Mark Lassoff, […]
Kaku #DevLearn Keynote Mindmap
Michio Kaku opened the second day of DevLearn with a keynote on the future of the mind. He portrayed extrapolations of current research to some […]
Feast or Famine
This week is a wee bit of a hectic one, capping a few of the same. There’s an old saying about feast or famine, and […]
Bethune #DevLearn Keynote Mindmap
Kevin Bethune kicked off the 2022 DevLearn conference with a personal story about getting to delivering strategic innovation. Talking about interdisciplinary work that has an […]
Less myths, please
I had the pleasure of being the opening keynote at the People Matters L&D conference in Mumbai this past week, with a theme of ‘disruption’. […]
Misusing affordances?
Affordances is a complex term. Originally coined by Gibson, and popularized by Norman, it’s been largely used in terms of designing interfaces. Yet, it’s easy […]
Myth Persistence
It’s been more than a decade (and probably several), that folks have been busting myths that permeate our industry. Yet, they persist. The latest evidence […]
Better RFPs, Please
I regularly rant about the quality of the learning designs we see. Knowledge dump and information test, I rail, is not going to lead to meaningful […]
