Rob Stewart

I love it! I'd probably add '(Don't Fear) The Reaper', for the response I get whenever I tell SME's how much of their content I've left out.

I was just having this very conversation with a stakeholder and have shared your blog post with colleagues on MS Teams 🙂

The National Robotarium | People Centred :: Intelligence Driven The National Robotarium, at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, is the UK's centre for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence.

I’m visiting the UK’s National Robotarium today and have no idea what to expect. Other than robots, AI and data science. Never knew we had something like this, so it’s going to be an interesting day - thenationalrobotarium.com

Home Alone. O Holy Night plays during the church scene. It was the first time I heard that song and it’s been my favourite ever since.

A copy the book Proving Impact by Andrew Jacobs, a highlighter pen, notebook, cappuccino and gloves lay on a coffee table.

Enjoying a rare moment of festive downtime and an excellent book.

I’ve found Claude Sonnet a really good sounding board to bounce ideas off and I’ve been using OpenAI’s advanced voice to help with my end of week reviews of what I’ve done, learned and need to do. Not to mention being excellent proof readers, and I’ve always needed one of those 😀

It’s hard enough keeping track of which timezone you are in on any given week 😂✈️🌎

I appreciate what people are saying about data, but not all data is perfect and is often absurdly out-of-date by the time it reaches you. Getting out there and observing how things work with your own eyes, talking to people (at all levels) should be an essential and enjoyable part of the job.

Be curious about the theory of L&D, but more importantly the context you're working in. Speak to people, network in your organisation and find out what the pain points are. Observe real people using the stuff you make (not just testers) in the context it was meant for. Demonstrate a growth mindset.

That’s amazing 🎄😀

Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases. A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team

Do you ahve your #CPD planned for this week?

Check out these #LnD events and #webinars.

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Yesterday @tmiket.bsky.social asked about old tools we miss. One of mine, circa 1998, was Corel WebMaster Suite. This is how I got started building websites at 16. It even had a VRML world builder - back when we thought the future of the web would be interconnected 3D spaces you could walk through!

Agree with Delicious. Yahoo Drive for me. Even though there are numerous alternatives now, I just loved the 2000s interface.

Working on a personal #OpenBadges project - building a backpack (digital portfolio for storing and managing badges). Making progress, but still need to figure out AI summarisation and get my head around the Open Badges 3.0 spec.

Observation of 2024: A lot of people I know working in corporate IT seem shocked and horrified when I point out there are other AI large language models beyond Microsoft Copilot.

Using the Midjourney Editor to Change Character Expressions You can use the new Midjourney editor to change the expressions on illustrated character images. See my process and examples.

Using the Midjourney Editor to Change Character Expressions

You can use the new Midjourney editor to change the expressions on illustrated character images. See my process and examples.

Thank you, I've just started using Midjourney and this is really useful. It's an excellent example of what to use the editor for.

Why Open Badges? Explore the benefits of Open Badges, how they transform informal workplace learning into visible achievements and why their attached evidence creates more meaningful recognition than traditional…

I've been using Open Badges in workplace learning since 2014 and here's why I believe they're beneficial for modern L&D: https://buff.ly/3ZpUknO #OpenBadges #LearningAndDevelopment

Afraid so. I woke up one morning with it a few years back and it has been there ever since. It fades occasionally and I don’t notice it as much now. Worth having yours checked, it may just be a blockage of the ear or middle ear.

Welcome. I'm new to Bluesky myself, but it really does feel like the entirety of the L&D industry is here.

I immediately thought the pic was AI generated too.

Just received this in the mail. A brand new remake of the ZX Spectrum. I learned to program on the ZX +2 which came a bit later and had a usable keyboard, but the original Spectrum was perfect for games.

Boo to Wordpress or the plugin. They should have thought of that.

Broken link ^

Carols are being sung on @classicfm.com, it’s officially the start of Christmas. I’m sure this gets earlier and earlier every year 😂🎄

Designing Open Badges In this video I'll show you how to create Open Badges that serve real business needs while providing meaningful recognition for workplace skills and learning...

New: Designing Open Badges - A guide for Learning Experience Designers on creating meaningful workplace credentials that serve both business goals and learner growth. Includes practical steps for lasting impact. https://buff.ly/4123gRz #OpenBadges #LearningAndDevelopment

Christopher Penn on LinkedIn: #ai #generativeai #genai #chatgpt #artificialintelligence… | 54 comments Let's talk about your digital ghost. In the age before generative AI, when you left a company, the company usually just archived all your stuff, removed your… | 54 comments on LinkedIn

Found this in LinkedIn. Quite a dystopian example of possible use if AI in employment in the future. How will employers navigate the ethics of this, and will they even care?

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An interesting find Keith. I’m not as pessimistic as the author. Any ‘AI ghost’ would be frozen in time and unable to tackle new challenges or innovate. Even AGI will struggle as real world workplaces are never as logical as they appear on paper - office politics, reading the room and emotions etc.

This week's Sunday film in the Stewart household is a return to an old classic. Last week's was 'The Art of Racing in the Rain' which was quite an emotional journey. What is everyone else doing today?

Genuine personal interaction between presenters and chat should be the whole point of a webinar. That said, I occasionally get too carried away and start presenting like a Twitch streamer.