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This week I gave a talk on personal curation tools at the Training Journal conference. It was a short session (30 minutes) and the aim […]
Here is a Twitter list of the conference speakers at the World of Learning conference 2018. Let us know if we have missed anyone.
In a previous post I set out three approaches to curation in learning. They are: as an approach to learning design, as an approach to […]
When was the last time you attended a learning technologies conference that focused on the face to face learning experience? Not recently, I bet. One […]
The term ‘glass ceiling’ was coined 40 years ago. In the intervening decades, has much changed for women in work? Roisin Woolnough caught up with […]
If you were going to introduce curation into learning in your organisation, what would you do? What would it look like and how would you […]
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development held its annual L&D Show on 25-26 April 2018 at London’s Olympia. The institute pulled together a blog […]
The Learning Technologies Conference is a paradox. This year’s keynote speaker, Rohit Talwar, kicked off the conference by talking about how artificial intelligence is and […]
HR and learning analyst Fosway has launched its latest market analysis of digital learning. Called the 9-Grid the analysis assesses technology vendors according to potential […]
We are delighted to announce our sixth barcamp which will be taking place at the end of day one of the Learning Technologies Conference and […]
Want it, expect it but can’t do it. That seems to be the message from the latest TM benchmark data launched this week. For anyone […]
This might seem like an overly simplistic review of what was an interesting two-day conference but for all the sessions I went to I felt […]
