Warning – market’s a mess Anyone who says cross-platform, m-learning contentdevelopment and delivery is easy, is lying. wander round the LearningTechnologies exhibition induced a rash of promises that were at best economicalwith the truth. Mobile leaning vendors seem addicted to the word ‘YES’ in answerto any question. It ain’t that simple. MORE >>

Tweet These days it’s more productive to think of organizations as  organisms. Managers become stewards of the living. Living systems thrive on  values  that go far beyond the machine era’s dogged pursuit of efficiency through control. Living systems are networks. Jay Cross. Do we really need managers? Flipping management. MORE >>

After my post trying to characterize the differences between tablets and mobile, Amit Garg similarly  posted that tablets are different. I agree. As I’ve suggested, I think the tablet’s not the same as a mobile phone. It’s not always  with you, and consequently it’s not ready for any use. So when do  you use tablets? MORE >>

The metronome that measures the pace of human progress ticks ever faster. More happens in one of your seconds at work than in one of your grandfather’s hours. You can feel it, can’t you? People and organizations around the globe are linking into a single vast network. Every new connection creates more value than it gives up. Just Jay MORE >>

Open online courses really mess things up. The force educators/funders/learners to question the value point of traditional education. have a long running question that influences my vision of education: If we were to design education today, without the legacy baggage of the existing system, what would it look like? ” MORE >>