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Still howling about product management for L&D
Why is product management not more prevalent in L&D? Is it because the profession does not want to change?
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Telling AI what to do – what should we call it?
As we scramble to understand what generative AI tools mean for us, language to describe this new world is emerging. Common coinage is being created and I am nervous that it will be left to engineers again. I hope for greater elegance of phrasing. During the early days of the web, clunky metaphors arrived. “Surfing” […]
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A mess of contradictions
I want you to understand what I am trying to do when I do it, but I don’t trust you with my personal information. I want you to understand what I am trying to do when I am trying to do it, but you don’t have any useful information about me. I love learning new […]
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Digital Learning Standards Forum: Meeting #2 update
This is a brief summary of what was a rich and constructive meeting. It was our second working session as a Forum, matching the first in energy, constructive debate and available expertise. There were many new faces with fresh contributions which complemented and built on our first session and the work in between. This bodes […]
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ChatGPT makes me feel predictable and ordinary. Maybe that’s the point?
My fingers hesitate over the keyboard in drafting this. Does the world need another lukewarm take on Chat GPT? Obviously not. And yet…here I am…adding to the well of, erm, wisdom. There is something that made me wonder about the uncanny feeling of reading the output of the tool. Particularly about that first moment of […]
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Are task based skills in terminal decline?
So much of our work (my work, anyway) can be described as “what we do in front of a computer”. What happens when we can talk with that computer and ask it to conduct those tasks rather than do them ourselves? What skills do we need to learn then? This is the thrust of the […]
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What (some) brilliant minds say about learning
This post is an extract from my regular newsletter. You can sign up to receive it here. Recent weeks have been busy with getting the Digital Learning Standards Forum up and running. Starting something new is not to be taken lightly. Time is easily consumed as there is nothing to hand upon which to build. […]
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The Digital Learning Standards Forum gets underway
A summary of the first meeting of the Digital Learning Standards Forum. The purpose of the group, emerging priorities and ways of working.
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Tired of Twitter
Twitter has become less useful and interesting. So what next for personal users?
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Digital Learning Standards Forum: Registration Form
Sign up here to join the Digital Learning Standards Forum and help shape how we can work together.