onversation with learning partners. I wrote a while ago that curating our network and growing with people while learning and making sense together matter. But, beyond networks, perhaps this also matters:
…“Content and communities are shaping how people find and
During an immersive digital and F2F art experience at the exhibition ‘Beyond Limits’, this photo was brought by Team Lab during the Japonismes 2018 Festival, Paris, France.
‘Leadership’ is not on my ordre du jour…
“Outside of work (your) people are learning in connected ways.” — @MichelleOckers Yes, we do: https://rotanaty.com/2015/10/26/in-an-age-of-collective-learning— @rotanarotana
Do we see the emergence of collective digital art experiences? I wonder as …
e live in an age of collective learning and connection. It can be easy to get to know each other. It is the same for collaborating and cooperating on meaningful and impactful projects.
It takes insights and instigators. Serendipity and …
ince I was born, I have lived in different worlds. I was born in France and had Cambodian, Vietnamese and Chinese roots. I speak and write in English and French and can understand and speak Cambodian.
It is a natural …
…“How do you teach people to be more comfortable with ambiguity?”
My response was: “The first thing we need to do is give them projects to do where we can’t know what the right answer is
As we head toward the end of 2017, I read the ebook ‘How to become a Modern Professional Learner’ by Jane Hart @C4LPT. It contains many questions to help me to reflect and experiment while learning continuously.
I pick …
fter I read the book, The Neo-Generalist, by Kenneth Mikkelsen and Richard Martin, thoughts, feelings, and stories shared resonated as I shifted into a world of constant change.
A generalist has specialities
a few years ago, I wrote this blog post ‘Are we in the age of collective learning and co-creation?’ How about mega shifts?
…“Megashifts are much more than mere paradigm shifts, which usually affect only one sphere of human
Divergence is as important as convergence.
New ways of working and health are related and interesting. Topics such as remote work, sitting and standing desks, walkability, wearable technologies and connected life spaces caught my attention. Deep-tech …
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