See Clive’s blog post here for his thoughts:  I think it’s worse than that; at least there is only the owner between the dog and the dog food supplier. What Challenges does Learning Technologies Present? We’ve taken the content from the canvas and we’ve republished it below. Who took part in the face-to-face session? MORE >>

In any infrastructure project 1 , there almost inevitably comes a point where we find a gap between the desired functionality and the available budget. Often that leaves us with a stark choice; remove the requirements or attempt to increase the budget. So how do we avoid this? Rigorously test potential solutions against those requirements. Simple? MORE >>

In this series of posts, I explore six ways in which learning professionals can realise a transformation in the way that learning and development occurs in their organisations. The first step on the route to transformation is a shift from interventions that are generic to those that are more tailored. MORE >>

The Phoenix Duet provides audio support for 1-4 people for around $150. know some people spend half their lives with headphones on, but I find even my cushioned, noise-cancelling kit from Bose gets tiring after a while. It does some whizzy echo cancellation and noise reduction, so even in a busy environment you should be able to come over clearly. MORE >>

Over the past year we have been publishing extracts from The New Learning Architect. We continue with the third part of chapter 9: On-demand learning is necessary because, in many jobs, it is impossible to know everything there is to know. There’s too much to know and it changes far too quickly. Coming next:  The on-demand learning toolkit. MORE >>