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When dealing with training or the concept of the learning organization, it is useful to have a working definition of learning. Learning is like time: we all know what it is until we have to define it. I have spent a lot of time and effort thinking about what learning is - and have often found myself 'tied up in knots'.
29 May 2020
It is difficult to think of many skills as important as the ability to learn. We all have this ability, but you can make your own learning more effective by understanding some basic principles and applying proven hints and tips that are to be found in our free e-course.
The course has six modules:
1. Learning and Learning Processes
2. Learning Principles
3. Learning Preferences
4. Learning Strategies
5. Learning Environments
6. Learning Resources
28 May 2020
I have given my website a new name which more closely reflects its goal of providing free online learning resources without any advertising.
18 May 2020
I've put together some links to help children and adults learn at home.
21 April 2020
Training should be considered to be no different to any other business process - and as such it should be subject to the same rigorous quality controls as any other critical process. This article describes an audit process that was designed to assure the quality of training suppliers by making sure that the basics were done consistently well.
15 December 2019
This post describes how you can ensure that your customers receive important emails.
2 December 2019
Can you leave just two squares by removing only two matches?
23 November 2019
Drop a hard rubber ball into a vertical, closed-ended, 2m-long pipe. Challenge the group to remove the ball without damaging, moving or tilting the pipe and using only the materials that they can find in the immediate vicinity.
4 November 2019
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