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The apex of innovation
There’s a maxim among pub pool players that the consumption of beer will improve your game, until you reach a tipping point whereby the alcohol […]
Gold vibes only
Australia’s performance in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games was impressive, even for a nation that considers barely scraping into the top 10 a national cause […]
Time pilot
There was an aspect I omitted from my previous post, Space invaders, in which I covered the spacing effect as a means of maximising long-term […]
Space invaders
Sometimes, out of the blue, one of my blog posts really hits the mark. Such was the case recently with Great and small in which […]
Higher Assessment
I find it strange when a blogger doesn’t approve my comment. I consider comments the life blood of my own blog, and whether they be […]
Great and small
English is a funny language. Coloured by countless other languages over centuries of war, politics, colonialism, migration and globalisation, many words have been lost, appropriated […]
Skills of the present
The meaning of the phrase skills of the future is variable. Like so many other terms in our profession, its definition depends on who you […]
Double defence
In a past life I worked with a fellow named Jim who was very good at what he did. As what I would term a […]
Digital Learning conferences in Australia in 2021
Let’s try that again. Just as we were gearing up for another year’s worth of cutting edge insights and showcases, the coronavirus had other ideas. […]
Semantics, semantics
I dislike grammar jokes, pedants, and Oxford commas. That’s my jovial way to end a year that will be remembered as a tough one for […]
Scaling up
In Roses are red, I proposed definitions for oft-used yet ambiguous terms such as “competency” and “capability”. Not only did I suggest a competency be […]
Roses are red
It seems like overnight the L&D profession has started to struggle with the definition of terms such as “capability”, “competency” and “skill”. Some of our […]
