Elearning Prediction / Hope 2010 – Next 10 Years
My prediction and hope for 2010 are tempered by what I learnt and gathered in 2009 and before that. However, my hope does not match my predi...
Beranda » Arsip untuk 2009
Thinking and Learning
A well-meaning friend once lent me a book and said, “You should read this. You’ll learn how to become very rich.” He also told me that the s...
Deck The Halls
Deck the halls with cloud computing, fa la la la la, la la la la. Tis the season, no disputing, fa la la la la, la la la la. See the blazing...
Compassion - What I Learnt About Fishing
As a child, I was never aware of any real ability I had, other than to get into mischief or catch cold. I discovered these rich talents earl...
Experience and Qualification
I’ve been reflective in my thoughts on where teaching and learning, training and higher education have been leading us recently. I find it c...
Learning - A One Way Street?
Robert Winston got it right when he corrected John Campbell on TV3's Campbell Live today. John had remarked that he was learning a lot...
What I Learnt About Learning 2009
On The Learning Circuits Blog , Tony Karrer’s Big Question for December is What Did You Learn About Learning in 2009? I reviewed my posts ov...
What's In A Name?
Courtesy PD Photo.org A rose by any other name would smell as sweet – William Shakespeare Evening Standard columnist, Frank Furedi, believe...
Odd Tails – a post for bloggers
Courtesy Google Analytics It is usual for a blog post to attract nearly all its visitors during the first few days after being published. Th...
Science, Context and Humour
When was the last time you laughed at a joke? Where did you hear it? Was it on TV? Or was it on a video clip or podcast? Susan Greenfield ...
Resource Success? It Bears Thinking About!
How do you tell if a learning resource is successful? You have to use it of course! Or at least, it has to be observed being used by learner...
Assumption
Some say I have a chip on my shoulder about education. At 9 years old, I returned to Scotland with my parents, having spent almost 2 years i...
Denial - Tumbling Walls
This month’s theme from Paul Cornies’ Green Pen Society is writing about a wall you would like to see come down . In Wellington, New Zealan...
Change - A Possible Barrier to Progress
Change has come up a lot in the blogosphere recently. Andrea Hernandez prompted me to write one of my post-type comments against her recent ...
Common Sense
In his book, Where Have All The Leaders Gone , Lee Iaccoca claims common sense as one of the Nine Cs of Leadership. The Ninth International ...
