Debating debates
This is the year, at the LDA, of unpacking thinking (the broader view of my previous ‘exposure‘). The idea is to find ways to dig […]
Don’t make me learn!
In a conversation with a client, the book Don’t Make Me Think was mentioned. Though I haven’t read it, I’m aware of its topic: usability. The […]
Meta-reflections
I was recently pinged about a new virtual world, a ‘metaverse‘ inspired new place for L&D. It looked like a lot of previous efforts! I […]
(Social) Media Moves
Time change, and so must we. Recent changes in the social media market mean that I’ve had to adapt. Somewhat. So here’s an update on […]
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, […]
On Listening
I am about to start my Fall semester. As I plan my interactions with my students, I am challenging myself to examine the practices […]
L&D Language is Limiting?
In our most recent LDA You Oughta Know event, our guest touched on the language we use. It struck a chord for me, thinking about […]
On blogging
A recent chain of events led to a realization, and then a recognition, and some cogitation. What am I talking about? Well, it comes down […]
Sensitivities and Sensibilities
We are currently experiencing a crisis of communication. While this is true of our nation and arguably the world, it’s also true in our little […]
My Personal Knowledge Management Approach
Last week, in our Learning Development Accelerator You Oughta Know session, we had Harold Jarche as a guest. Harold’s known for many things, but in […]
Learning or Performance Strategy
Of late, I’m working in a couple of engagements where the issue of learning and performance strategy have come up. It has prompted some thoughts […]
Courtesy, shopping carts, and the organization
There’s a popular meme on the internet that I think is kind of apt. It asks whether you’re the type of person who returns your […]
