Straight Talking. Clear Thinking.
“Design is as much a matter of finding problems as it is solving them.” – Professor Bryan Lawson, architect and psychologist If you’ve read the first two parts of this blog series (which I highly recommend), you’ll be familiar with the pros and cons of design thinking (cheers, Gabi) and with a whole host of […]
With 25 May 2018 fast approaching, the pressure to get your GDPR compliance training in place is mounting. But, for once, Google isn’t much help. A simple search for ‘GDPR training’ yields nearly 3 million results in less than a third of a second. Narrowing the search down to ‘GDPR training London’ only halves that […]
There’s nothing like using humour in learning to make it stick. It boosts engagement, retention, and even promotes behaviour change – no laughing matter!
I was lucky enough to have really cool teachers at school – you know, the type who taught game theory using the bar scene from A Beautiful Mind, or aspects of US government systems using episodes of The West Wing, or Freud’s idea of the Return of the Repressed using the opening episode of the 2nd […]
