It’s been nearly five years since I wrote my piece for the compendium of leading figures of learning technology that I published under the title […]

Mysterious creatures, unsolved crimes, disappearances, conspiracies. My YouTube viewing history is full of this stuff. I’ve watched pretty much every episode of Thoughty2, most of […]

This review originally appeared in IATEFL Voices 281. You’ll be pleased to know that Voices reviews have a 400 word limit, which saves you the […]

The latest business book I finished is Find Your Why by Simon Sinek with David Mead & Peter Docker (also on Amazon). This book was […]

My most recent read was Instructions for a Heatwave by Maggie O’Farrell (also on Amazon) which I’m not sure why it’s named that. Aside from […]

As educators and leaders in education, we have many moral imperatives regarding the young people and communities we serve. As someone who literally is the […]

There have been some good business books I’ve read and some bad. There aren’t too many in the middle which I can’t say were excellent […]

I had a lot of high hopes for In Awe by John O’Leary (also on Amazon) but in the end it did let down a […]

The books I’ve been reading for the past few years have brought me all over the world and during many times. I’ve traveled by book […]

Ok, “highjacked” may be a little extreme. Maybe “I yielded the interviewer seat to a professional colleague so I could be the subject of the […]

At some point in 2011 an idea grabbed me and wouldn’t let go. I’d been in the field of learning and development for 10 years […]

I started Range of Motion by Elizabeth Berg (also on Amazon) just after the last business book I finished. My first impression of the book […]