David Hopkins / Learning Design & Learning Technology

My #EdTechRations – What’s changed?

It’s been nearly five years since I wrote my piece for the compendium of leading figures of learning technology that

It shouldn’t be difficult to set boundaries between work and home. But it is and it’s not been helped by

In case you haven’t noticed, there’s been a bit of a shake-up in terms of how we live and work

It is a time of change, uncertainty, anger, frustration, Covid, restrictions (or lockdown), fear, and sadness. It’s also a time

Inspired by Tom Whitwell’s annual collection of things learned, here are my ’52 things I learned in 2021′. The list

As seen on LinkedIn – thanks to Mark Chisholm for posting this. I feel seen. One thing I notice in

Derek Moore tweeted this, and it is a phrase that stuck with me – ‘doing things differently or doing different

As a follow-up piece to my post from June 2020 – ‘What have you learned about yourself during lockdown?’ –

From Seth Godin’s blog, he wrote about the right tool for the job. As a learning technologist or learning designer,

I’ve heard this phrase before, but never really thought about it until it was put in the context of work,