We learn throughout our lives, but we're only in formal education for a fraction of it in the beginning. The way we learn throughout our lives is a constant cycle of self-reinvention and leaving the old things behind. It's deeply human. Heading towards a future full of machines finding more and
In my last post I wrote drawing an analogy between learning to implement technology in teaching & learning, and the fundamentals of Buddhism. I'm following up today by applying the same philosophy outside of your own development, and dealing with the unexpected. What about everybody else? What about when conditions change, tools disappear or new
The last few years I've been working with a lot of people just making their first steps into using technology for learning. For some of these people who aren't regular, comfortable users, it's a leviathan undertaking. For most of them it's involved a new operating system that's more than ten years younger than the last
