I have to come clean right now - this is the third Blog I've initiated. I actually forgot where I left the others, so if anyone comes across an ageing, disconnected old blog that bears my name, please throw it a crust or something.
Some people I respect and admire are prolific bloggers. As for me, I never caught the discipline to maintain a diary, and even my ubiquitous "To Do Lists" swiftly become separated from the tasks I truly have in hand. But one thing I am is a voracious (perhaps omnivorous) learner. And when someone as smart as Clive Shepherd announces, "In 2006, I learned more from blogging than from any other activity", I have to pay attention.
So here comes #3. Be gentle with it good reader, and if ever you find it wandering too far from its creator, give me a nudge.
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I use this space to dump any wild thoughts, views or ideas that seize me. So don't take these words as the party line for any organisation with which I'm associated and in particular The eLearning Network or Optimum Learning.
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- Phil Green
- Phil develops strategies and materials to raise performance in business. He has a special interest in modular learning and technology-based training, with skills in performance analysis through outline design to implementation. MD of Optimum Learning Ltd., his portfolio includes a large number of winning solutions to problems in the workplace. Skilled in the Psychology, Design and Management of Learning. He uses his experience, empathy and great sense of fun to coach new and experienced entrants to the field of training design. He runs presentations, workshops and seminars, and writes about improving performance for individuals, groups and organisations. Author of Fenman’s acclaimed "Train The Trainer" series, and regular contributor to numerous journals, he was recognised by US publisher Pfeiffer as on of the World's best Trainers (2006). Member of ASTD, The eLearning Guild and Institute of Directors, Phil was elected Chairman of the ELearning Network in 2006.
2 comments:
Looking forward to reading your thoughts Phil. Welcome to blogland.
Hi Phil
May I echo Clive's comments. Welcome in! My own blog is my third, and it seems to have stuck now. I wish yours every success.
Don
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