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Understanding that Brexit vote
Many of my friends from outside the UK have asked me however could people have voted for Brexit. And I have read countless newspaper columnists ... -
We are not going away
I just checked the company documents. Pontydysgu was set up on 3 February 1999. In that time our work has moved from Vocational Education and ... -
Skills shortages and skills gaps
The London School of Economics politics and policy blog is well worth following or anyone interested in Labour Market information and Intelligence. A recent article ... -
The future of Workplace Learning
I very much like this presentation by Jane Hart. I fully concur with the ways she says people are using technology for learning and ... -
Informal Learning @ Work
Picture: Gothick On Monday 20 June I am helping to run a knowledge exchange workshop in Bristol, UK. The workshop is fee to participants and ... -
A short note about communities
Today I got an email from the Yahoo podcasters group mail. It was a long time since I could remember the last. But at one ... -
Making sense of data about education and jobs
High or low skills? Graduate job or not? For a number years now I have been working on projects developing the use of open data ... -
Tensions in Learning Analytics
The debate around Learning Analytics seems to be opening up. And although there is little sign of agreement over future directions, the terms of discussion ... -
Thinking about Entrepreneurship
For some time I have been interested in Entrepreneurship. For one thing I resented the way the Thatcher and Blair acolytes had stolen the word. ... -
BBC recipes and the battle for open
I found yesterdays protests about the BBC plans to archive their recipe site fascinating. After over 120000 people signed a petition protesting against the move ...
