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  • Why WorkLore?

    Why WorkLore?

    I’ve been thinking on this post for a while but I have also struggled with writing it. How do I capture all the nuances that this name resonates for me? I had a draft, but was wondering how I might improve it.  So, I did what a lot of people do. I asked Claude to… Read more

  • Daylight Savings – Deadly Consequences

    Daylight Savings – Deadly Consequences

    Driving to work the Monday after the spring daylight savings change is dangerous.  According to research from the Canadian Ministry of Transport, accidents increase. The increase is not small: approximately by 8%.  Researchers suggest this is because we are all so chronically sleep deprived that one less hour of sleep makes us that much less… Read more

  • The More Things Change… the AI Version

    The More Things Change… the AI Version

    “AI-this” and “AI-that” can be a bit overwhelming at times.  Sometimes when that happens, I think back to more analog times, a benefit of having lived long enough to be comfortable in both worlds.  In this case, I thought about how technology changes.  Sometimes when I talk about technology with students. I hold up a… Read more

  • The Danger of the Single Story

    The Danger of the Single Story

    “During Covid we all did professional development because we were bored”  Say what?! When the moderator of a webinar said this my jaw dropped.  That wasn’t my experience of March 2020 and beyond.  Then again, my experience didn’t fit the narrative of that time.  I didn’t start making bread. I didn’t take up a craft… Read more

  • When Experience Isn’t Enough

    When Experience Isn’t Enough

    a.k.a. School is School and Work is Work We talk in learning and development a lot about lifelong learning. How learning and working should go hand in hand as people progress through their careers.  But we are still designing for learning and work to be separate.  Case in point. I took a course to learn… Read more

  • Data Can’t Talk aka Why Story Matters 

    Data Can’t Talk aka Why Story Matters 

    Data is just that – data. It can tell stories, but those stories can be understood in wildly different ways even when supported by the same data. Which is why story matters. It matters to your business, your career, and your life. I’ll walk through an example I have used in a critical thinking class… Read more

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