Fake it till you make it
Have you ever been told to ‘fake it till you make it’? Do you remember the context? Was it about
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Tag: eLearning
Students of tomorrow, from yesterday
As part of the efforts to link and connect people virutall during these lockdown and home-working times, I’ve been inolved
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Describe what you do
A week ago I asked the question on LinkedIn “how would you describe to a family member what it is
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Expert opinion: Learning trends for 2020
You remember what I said in this post about not writing any posts about ‘education/learning trends in [insert year here]’?
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What is normal?
I saw something on Twitter that made me think back to a billboard ad I saw back when I worked
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What works and what doesn’t?
Re-reading an old post by Melissa Milloway, about her eLearning 10 pet-peeves, reminded my of a post I started and
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Moving on up
A few of my recent blog posts have started with a lyric from a track I’ve listened to on the
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Was that meeting useful?
We all have them. Sometimes it seems our days are full of them. Mostly, they’re needed and occasionally they can
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Long road to ruin
I’ve borrowed the title for this post from Messers Grohl, Mendel, Smear, Hawkins and Shiflett … more commonly known as
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Making the most of Lynda.com
I’ve been using the institutional partnership Coventry University has with Linkedin/Lynda.com and have been taking a few short, video-heavy courses
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