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Category Archives: Experience
Tokens and Totems
I was momentarily stumped by the question from my niece, but i suppose that’s the nature of naivety: it can be surprisingly complex. “What’s your favourite stone” she asked. The question had been prompted some months before, when she had … Continue reading
Posted in Experience
Tagged Books, Choreography, Coins, Design, Emotion, Learning, Learning Design, Memory, Social Age, Stones, Story, storytelling, Tokens, Totems
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Words about learning: journeyman
I’ve shared this story before: in the old days, watermills and windmills littered the countryside. You took your grain there to be ground between giant millstones. Those stones slowly wore down, the grooves cut in their surface faded away, until … Continue reading
Posted in Experience, Learning, Words, Words About Learning
Tagged Carving, Holiday, Journeyman, Learning, Mills, Millwright, New York, Show Your Mettle, Stone, Words, Words About Learning, Work
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On the fourth day of Christmas Learning: it gets personal
I’m dedicating the last twelve days of writing to a series of reflections on key trends and features of learning in the Social Age. Today, it’s all about you. Learning used to be delivered in classrooms, from a teacher to … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Experience, Learning
Tagged 12 Days of Christmas, Agile, Change, Co-creation, Experience, Learning, Social Age
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Experiential Learning
I’ve read a lot of travel books, but it’s only when you feel the sharp pain in your heel and see the blood when you peel your socks off that you know what blisters feel like. I was a passenger … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Expedition, Experience, Learning
Tagged Blisters, Coaching, Development, Durian, Experiential Learning, Exploration, Leadership, Learning, Museums, Sales Skills, Social Learning, Walk a mile in my shoes
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Social Collaborative Technology
It’s everywhere: on our networks, in our pockets, plugged into our ears and our TVs. We can’t escape the proliferation of socially collaborative technologies, wherever we try to hide. It draws us into communities around our favourite reality TV show, … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Collaboration, Community, Experience, Learning, Learning Technology, M-Learning, Mobile Learning, Social Learning, Technology
Tagged Collaboration, collaborative technologies, MLearning, Mobile, Mobile Learning, social collaboration, Social Technology, Socially Collaborative Technology, SoTech, Technology
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Pathways
I went for a game of Scrabble after work yesterday with Laura. I’m just working in Bath, staying in a hotel for a few days but, as Laura lives near here, she knew the best pub with a Scrabble set. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Experience, Exploration, Game, Games, Learning, Learning Design, Learning Journey
Tagged Bath, Landscape, Learning, Learning Journey, Legacy, Memories, Pathways, Scrabble, scrabble board
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Conkers: tribal wisdom and sore knuckles
Walking in the forest yesterday, the conversation turned to conkers (or horse chestnuts, if you prefer). Dionne had found the first ones of the season, lying on the ground under the spreading boughs, and this prompted a discussion about the … Continue reading
Posted in 'Just in time' learning, Age, Community, Education, Experience, Game, Games, Heritage, Knowledge, Learning, Social Learning
Tagged Conkers, Games, Learning, School, tribal knowledge, Wisdom
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