Monthly Archives: March 2023

#WorkingOutLoud on the Social Age

In parallel with my work on the doctorate this year i am building on the manuscript for a core book on the ‘Context of the Social Age’. It will be based around a dozen key shifts that we see (such … Continue reading

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8 Emergent Roles in Learning

As our Organisations evolve, so too will the roles that we serve in. The shift towards a more Socially Dynamic Organisation, where structure itself changes, where learning shifts to be more contextual, personalised, co-created, in the flow, applied, will see … Continue reading

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Generative AI and the Potential for (Anti) Social Learning

As ChatGPT and it’s comrades take the world by storm, amazing and delighting us with their natural language and peculiar quirks, it is no surprise that both hype, and hyperbole are ripe, alongside opportunism and marketing. But make no mistake, … Continue reading

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The Contexts of my Work

This is early stage #WorkingOutLoud as i consider the ‘Contexts of my Work’. Throughout this year i am taking a pause, to look back at my work so far, exploring the context of the Social Age, and to look forwards, … Continue reading

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#LearningScience – Why Learning Technology Fails To Deliver ROI

Today i am sharing a new section from the Learning Science work: this piece is not specifically about the Learning Science, but about why adoption of new learning technologies is often constrained, both in conception and practice. Sae and Geoff … Continue reading

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The Moral Leader

I used some work for the very first time today, work considering the ‘moral’ leader. It’s very fragmented, just some questions really so far, but it concerns the imperfection of our actions, our context, and our ‘self’. In essence it … Continue reading

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The Humble Leader

There can be a temptation to think about humility, and the other social currencies such as kindness, pride, fairness, or trust, as somehow peripheral, soft, or discretionary. But to do so may represent a failure of categorisation, of taxonomy, so … Continue reading

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Aspects of the Social Age

I’m working on a couple of larger manuscripts at the moment, alongside my work on the doctorate, one of which will be an overarching guide to the Social Age. Today i found myself playing with ideas, and i realised that … Continue reading

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