David Eagleman #Trgconf Keynote Mindmap
David Eagleman gave a humorous and insightful keynote at the Training 19 conference. He helped us see how the unconscious relates to conscious behavior, and […]
Surprise, Transformation, & Learning
Recently, I came across an article about a new explanation for behavior, including intelligence. This ‘free energy principle’ claims that entities (including us) “try to […]
Getting brainstorming wrong
There’s a time when someone takes a result, doesn’t put it into context, and leads you to bad information. And we have to call it […]
Learning from Experimentation
At the recent LearnTec conference, I was on a panel with my ITA colleagues, Jane Hart, Harold Jarche, and Charles Jennings. We were talking about […]
The wisdom of instruction
I was listening in to a webinar on trends in higher education. The speakers had been looking at different higher ed pedagogy models, within and […]
Locus of learning: community, AI, or org?
A recent article caused me to think. Always a great thing! It led to some reflections that I want to share. The article is about […]
A foolish inconsistency
Here, a foolish inconsistency is the hobgoblin of my little mind. While there are some learnings in here (for me and others), it’s really just […]
The pain of learning
My dad, in his last years, lost the use of his hands and most of his hearing. It seemed like he then gave up. I […]
The case for PKM
Apparently, an acquaintance challenged my colleague Harold Jarche’s Personal Knowledge Mastery (PKM) model. He seemed to consider the possibility that it’s a fad. Well, I do […]
Experimentation specifics
I’m obviously a fan of innovation, and experimentation is a big component of innovation. However, I fear I haven’t really talked about the specifics. The […]
Editing, process, topics, and other reflections
My lass let me know there was a typo in my recent post on Transformation. I’m thrilled that she’s reading them (!), but she triggered […]
Citations
Following on my thoughts on writing yesterday, this was a topic that didn’t fit (the post got too long ;). So here we go.. Colleagues […]
