Sticky Learning
AUGUST 18, 2010
If you've been reading my blog since it began early two years ago you will know that I like to read. I like to challenge how I think about things, books and blogs are a couple of ways I get new ideas to think about. So, we extrapolate on imperfect information. This is where informal learning comes in. How extraordinary!"
Sticky Learning
NOVEMBER 16, 2009
I've been blogging for a year now, time flies! But with one year down my mind has turned to the question I'd imagine many bloggers ask themselves "Why do I write a blog?". I've written on books I've read, webinars, design thinking, presentation skills, twitter, informal learning, personal learning spaces and more. I think more.
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Sticky Learning
AUGUST 10, 2009
It's strange how the mind works, I saw the title and I thought "mmm, that's how to get traction for informal learning in the workplace". From this position, Seth coined the term 'Permission Marketing' to describe a way forward for marketing messages in an world of information overload. So, to informal learning!
Sticky Learning
NOVEMBER 28, 2010
Probably no real surprise for anyone who has read my blog, I really like the way Garr Reynolds has brought a sense of design to slideware. It is really an expansion of the design section from the original book, adding a good deal of extra information and ideas along the way. resonate - Nancy Duarte. A good book and well worth the read!
Sticky Learning
MAY 12, 2010
I write a blog, use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn etc but what did I know about Social Media really? Tools covered included, wikis, blogging and microblogs, social bookmarking and networking, rss feeds and Google services. . also have a look at an earlier blog post of mine - 'Scared of First - why business is resisting new learning ).
Sticky Learning
JUNE 30, 2009
However, Chris Anderson, in his soon to be released new book, "Free: the future of a radical price" , goes beyond this and today on Seth Godin's blog is a review of a review of 'Free' by Malcolm Gladwell, author of "Outliers" and "The Tipping Point" as well as a writer for the New Yorker. Waiting doesn't cost me anything!
Sticky Learning
JUNE 16, 2009
It has in some ways the same focus as this blog, looking beyond traditional learning approaches. This quote builds from a discussion that learning and learners are at a stage that is beyond a 'simple' delivery of information/knowledge/skills approach. This blog itself, in some measure.
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