Live Blog "Learning Without Boundaries" - Natalie Panek #Devlearn Keynote  

Live Blog "Learning Disrupted" - David Pogue #Devlearn Keynote  

This week I’m attending, participating, and speaking at Devlearn.  One of the things I’ll be doing while here is blogging my experience.  Particularly I’ll be live blogging the keynotes at this conference.  I use a tool called CoverItLive.  With this I can capture my own notes from the presentations, but I can also collect/capture the notes that others share through ...

This was such an interesting talk and I highly recommend watching the video recording if you were unable to attend.

One of my favouite bits about this sketchnote is the giraffe.  Can you find it? Julian had moments previous talked about a nephew or little boy and boy scout badges.  Then went on to something else and came to the thought "Who owns the badges?" we are distributing through learning.  The young boy & scouts stuck in my mind. my ...

We’ve all done the holiday exchanges things before I’m sure. This year I’d like to change it up. Inspired by a story seen the other day and a card received from a freind, I’d like to challenge everyone to PayItFoward this holiday season. Maybe you have already done something, maybe you are thinking of doing something, maybe it hasn’t occured to you ...

I create courses internally for an organization, so this questions might not apply to the freelancers here, but how do you encourage feedback on your courses? I ask this, because today I got a call from a learner that, after 1400 other staff took the course, was the first to question some of the content.  They had 3 questions.  One ...

I was presented with a challenge to come up with my own collection of resources where I find methods, tools, devices and people from which I continuously learn.  Instead of working through them A to Z, I started with those that came first to me.  This naturally lead to more and more sources and you can follow this progression of thought by ...

Based on an article from Fast Company we were asked this week to analyze our own PLNs.  Here are some thoughts I currently have regarding mine. 1) Start Basic: How Big Is Your Network? I started thinking about this question and jumping to my default Twitter account.  I have 4200+ followers and follow 2200+ people.  I took to the rule ...