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I was recently asked to write a post for the Chat2Lrn folks of which I titled Intra-Transparency and Openness.  The approach of this Twitter chat is to use a post/article like this to stimulate the conversation (good approach). I suggest that you take a look at the transcript from the chat too as it was highly active […]

Recently I was sucked into a tweet… @jenisecook reacted inquisitively to a post by @guywwallace in which he wrote “Just because a Learning Professional can determine a valid K/S need – does not in and of itself warrant meeting that need.” My tweet of “Me too” was in response to Jenise’s desire for more background

Today I was inspired to share my thoughts about mlearning due to a post from TrDev and http://bit.ly/bUb9jK. (Link through Twitter) the comments of Robert Bacal. Here's my thoughts about mlearning and the time to learn. I believe mlearning is very much "pull" learning. And like any learner, one only absorbs when motivated, and those

I wanted to be a Veterinarian. To my mother’s chagrin – I had ’em all guinea pigs, rabbits, dogs, and cats… I even worked for a Vet as a kid. I had a great deal of sympathy, didn’t have a knack for biology. I had a love of history; still do. It wasn’t enough for

Two thoughts hit me when I had a few minutes of silence in the house (which is really rare). 1. I haven’t posted to my blog in quite some time and 2. I need to scan my igoogle RSS to see who’s thinking about what… My first read was Janet Clarey’s recent post Thinking about