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Learning & DJing: what are the common practices?

“Online learning should be fast, fun, crazy, unplanned, and inspirational. It should be provided by people who are more like DJs than television producers. It should move and swim, be ad hoc and on the fly. I wish educators could get out of their classroom mindsets and actually go out and look at how the rest of the world is doing online learning.” — @oldaily

DJs are doing this all the time on their turntables, curating old and brand new gems from many genres and atmospheres, mixing them to create new sets, energising people with scratches or not, and making it fun to share what they love on platforms or live and direct. So check out this great ‘1978 Challenge‘ with DJ Pone and other DJs.

How about doing this for learning in the workplace and in any field/profession? As sensemakers and insight patternists. Like DJs, do you play, grow and learn with your learning crew in the modern world?

“What we often lack is not the resources to learn, but an intent to learn. The discipline to pursue learning in a structured way. The openness to look “beyond the syllabus” and identify topics that truly resonate with us. The courage to put ourselves out there to learn with others virtually. The motive force of execution in bringing our learning to the service of others.” — @tnvora

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