Mundanities
This post is late, as my life has been a little less reflective, and a little more filled with some mundane issues. There’re some changes […]
Organizational terms
Listening to a talk last week led me to ponder the different terms for what it is I lobby for. The goal is to make […]
AI Reflections
Last night I attended a session on “Our Relationship with AI” sponsored by the Computer History Museum and the Partnership on AI. In a panel […]
Developing L&D
One of the conversations I’ve been having is how to shift organizations into modern workplace learning. These discussions have not been with L&D, but instead […]
FAAPI 2017: Authenticity as a continuum in the global context
Thank you to everyone who attended the FAAPI conference and watched my talk about the Authenticity Continuum. You can download the slides and references from […]
The student voice on technology, wellbeing and society.
This blog post is one of a series on phase two of LSE 2020, a student-focused project that has engaged with 440 students. In this post, […]
Dual OS or Teams of Teams?
I asked this question in the L&D Revolution LinkedIn group I have to support the Revolutionize L&D book, but thought I’d ask it here as […]
Innovative Work Spaces
I recently read that Apple’s new office plan is receiving bad press. This surprises me, given that Apple usually has their handle on the latest […]
My policies
Like most of you, I get a lot of requests for a lot of things. Too many, really. So I’ve had to put in policies […]
Reflection ‘out loud’
I am a fan of Show Your Work and Work Out Loud, but I’m wondering about whether they could mislead. Not that that’s the intent, […]
Ethics and AI
I had the opportunity to attend a special event pondering the ethical issues that surround Artificial Intelligence (AI). Hosted by the Institute for the Future, […]
What is the Future of Work?
Just what is the Future of Work about? Is it about new technology, or is it about how we work with people? We’re seeing amazing new technologies: […]
