Look behind the doors of universities around the world and you will find bright researchers working on amazing technical advancements. Innovation is their watchword as they strive to solve global challenges everyday. Impact is another... the contribution the research will make to academic progress, society and the economy. The graphic on the left, courtesy of... Continue Reading →
Networking is a bit of a theme for me over the next few days. So when I was asked to share some of my tips I decided it was time for a Slideshare moment. Hope you find my 7 tips for networking at events helpful. Now where are my business cards 🙂
Over the years, as well as learning from speaking with others, I regularly turn to a book or three as a source of inspiration and clarity. There are now quite a few books in my collection and here are some of my favourites. If you do decide to check them out for yourself I hope... Continue Reading →
I really enjoyed the uplifting TED talk, 'Why you should make useless things', by Simone Giertz. She perfectly demonstrates the awesome power of play. Whoever you are, whatever you do, wherever you're from, being more playful is natural and empowering. It helps... lessen anxiety reduce fear and risk aversion spark creativity enable deeper learning inspire... Continue Reading →
-part of the N4L Series; celebrating Learning at Work Week- Well, aren't they amazing! My great thanks goes again to all the contributors to the Networked for Learning series. I am humbled and happy to know you. To close the series off here they all are.... Please click on their images to check out their... Continue Reading →
-part of the N4L Series; celebrating Learning at Work Week- It's my great pleasure to introduce Dawn Ray... About Dawn Currently CEO of an education charity focused on inspiring youth in STEM subjects. Also provide consultancy support to organisations, following long term career experience in business management, strategy and marketing. Dawn on Twitter | Dawn... Continue Reading →
