Tag Archives: Pub Quiz

Mobile Learning: day three – what do we mean by ‘mobile’?

Posted on August 15, 2012 by

Work is progressing this week on my new book on ‘mobile learning’. I’m sharing some sections as they are completed. Yesterday, we looked at augmented reality, today, part of the introduction, exploring what we mean by ‘mobile’. What do we … Continue reading →

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Incrementally better: why two heads in your team are better than one, but six may be best of all.

Posted on April 25, 2012 by

I’m rather lucky in that my favourite pub is just down the road. It’s tiny, barely a dozen tables and stools clustered around them, with a range of real ales and good whiskey. It also runs a particularly challenging pub … Continue reading →

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What colour is Google? How we are incredibly efficient at remembering not much at all.

Posted on March 28, 2012 by

Last night i went to a pub quiz with some friends. Now, i don’t know if you frequent pub quizzes often, but the key to success, in my experience, is to include at least one nerd in each key subject. … Continue reading →

Posted in Attention to Detail, Concentration, Familiarity, Google, Knowledge, Learning, Learning Design, Memory | Tagged , , , , | Leave a comment