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Tag Archives: Reflection
Grounded by the mud on my boots
Fire forms the beating heart of the house: by day, just a background image, flickering weakly, demanding food every few hours. By night though, as the darkness crawls up the side of the valley, it reaches out: a red flame, … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged Farm, Fire, History, Landscape, Light, Reflection, Thinking, Tractor, Wales, Writing
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Edgelands
Trains transect spaces: urban to rural, city to the sea, valleys to highlands. And in between? Edgelands: spaces left unclaimed, unloved, spaces that form the thin black line between zones. Narrow, bordered by order, but in themselves chaotic, overlooked, lost. … Continue reading
Reflections from Learning Technology conference 2015: Day 2
Community: surrounds and supports us. It’s ‘sense making‘, both through challenge, reflection and the import of new ideas. When we share values and purpose, the two foundation stones, we are made more effective through being more connected. The medium is … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Tagged Community, Learning Technologies, LT15uk, Poetry, Reflection, Sense Making, Social Age
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The Point of Books. Not just Facebook.
A somewhat unfair media reaction today to Mark Zuckerberg’s assertion that books can be great, “allowing you to fully explore a topic and immerse yourself in a deeper way“. I’m all for books all for people who espouse their virtues: … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Author, Blogging, Blogs, Books, Bookshelf, Facebook, Library, Love, Mark Zuckerberg, Reflection, Right to Die, terry pratchett, Wikipedia, Writing
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A Year of Learning
Writing is both a compulsion and a pleasure: taking two weeks off was almost a challenge. But a change is good and two weeks away from work has given me time for both relaxation and refreshment (both of the soul … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Blogging, Book, Excitement, Leadership, Learning, Reflection, Writing
Tagged 2014, 2015, Collaboration, collaborative technology, Community, Equality, Fairness, Reflection, Social Age, Social Leadership, Social Leadership Handbook, Social Learning, Social Technology, Technology, Writing
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Constructivist Simulations: reflecting on #IITSEC
This is a #WorkingOutLoud post as i reflect on my week so far at IITSEC, the training and simulation conference. My thoughts are not yet fully formed, and it’s been a long week, but this is what i have so … Continue reading
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Tagged Actors, IITSEC, Learning, Performance Support, Perspective, Reflection, Simulation, simulation conference, WorkingOutLoud
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Beauty
Whilst it may be in the eye of the beholder, it’s not a term you often hear at work. We talk about ‘engagement‘, ‘effectiveness‘ and ‘investment‘ but rarely about beauty. Beauty is somehow personal, somehow soft, somehow unquantifiable. Not something … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Beautiful, Beauty, Eye of the Beholder, Painting, Photography, Reflection
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