I am a bit allergic to presentations during a workshop. It went wrong too often and my process heart felt miserable. The mindset behind many presentation sessions is not a networked one. I advocate strongly that we need to... Continue Reading →
There was an interesting KM4dev discussion lately on measuring the impact of knowledge products (find the summary by Johannes Schunter). Already in 2014, a KM4dev discussion on “PDFs that nobody reads” triggered my attention. As advisor for networked and shared... Continue Reading →
Learning is everywhere. Sure, but deep learning and certainly the integration of learning into future practice cannot be taken for granted. Transfer of learning needs a plan, structure, and lots of care. As workshop and face-to-face meeting organisers and facilitators... Continue Reading →
Sharing and learning are social and emotional. As organizers and facilitators of learning initiatives we can set the right conditions to allow for true and deep learning: We open the space, we invite for a journey and we offer a... Continue Reading →