“The pajama effect is the ability of those connected via digitally mediated communications such as telecommuters and online learners, to blend their private and public…
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“The difficulty of writing about dramatic change in the midst of it occurring is that the very drama of the effects unleashed by the change…
Virtual workers struggle with invisibility. They are concerned that what they do is not seen or recognized by the organization’s leadership. Does management know how…
Virtual work environments shine a light on the competing values of yesterday and today. Many organizations are reluctant to change. They are content with power…
Businesses and organizations are using technology exponentially to communicate and organize “Big Data.” The hope is that the organization can impact the bottom line either…
Technology is not technology if it happened before you were born. Sir Ken Robinson There has been a significant shift in the workplace in…
Work is not what it used to be. The workplace of the present is not the workplace of even a few years ago. The workplace…
When creating visuals for learning we are working in two dimensions with three very important tenets; visual components, relationships, and imagination. Visual components are all…
Learning styles are approaches to teaching and learning that presume that the learner has a way of learning that is dominant. The purpose of identifying…
I have my own theory on how people learn. I call it, “Trilogy of the Mind.” I do not believe that people learn only by…
Perception is based not only on past and present knowledge but also on feelings. James Gibson in the 1950’s called perceptual learning the active process…
Most of you are visual learners which means that the primary way you take in information is through your internal or external sense of vision….
You create your own thoughts. No one can think for you except you. You—and only you—have the power to construct thoughts in your mind. This…
Learning can be affected by three very influential areas: prior knowledge, context and expectations. Prior knowledge provides the hooks on which we can hang new…
Your senses act like intuitive circuits to help you focus your attention and take in information. While you use all your functioning senses to take…