When Social Gets Too Much
A Guy Taking Pictures / Water Photos / CC BY Hunky Dorey You’re twenty eight years old, recently married, first child on the way, a successful community manager for a leading retailer, and part of your...
View ArticleAre we Fostering a Generation of Anxious Learners?
If your an Education Minister please consider the information in the article below; there are, most certainly, more ways to skin a fish and many more roads that lead to Rome – make ‘better’ change...
View ArticleThe Teen Brain
Also noted was how teen brains react with alcohol and cannabinoid’s - “We make the point that what you did on the weekend is still with you during that test on Thursday. You’ve been trying to study...
View ArticleHow Can We Teach Someone If We Do Not Know How They Learn?
The report ‘Learning styles and pedagogy in post-16 learning: A systematic and critical review‘ starts by asking the following questions, all of which seem more than valid today. Incidentally, this...
View ArticleArt of Informal Learning – Rediscovering the Learners Pathway
Utilising ‘conversation frameworks’ (via @jaycross), such as #Amplify, #Twitter, #Facebook and #LinkedIn is part of the social learning revolution. Creating communities of practice that effectively...
View ArticleHelp! My Smartphone Is Making Me Dumb or Maybe Not
URL: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/10/multitasking-stu… This is such a great article and I love the image… unfortunately I couldn’t clip it so you’ll need to click through. “We’re social...
View ArticleI liked Chris Brogan point of view in this video interview
I liked +Chris Brogan 's point of view in this video interview. I also agree with him about Google plus, engagement here tends to be more grown up and does has the big advantage that my brain does not...
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