Rachel Burnham writes: Last week I visited the first CIPD Festival of Work
held at Olympia, London on 12 & 13 June 2019. The event combines the old L&D Show and
HR Software shows and adds a new element covering the Future of Work.
I had a day of
visiting the exhibition and include Sketchnotes from a couple of the free
sessions I attended. On the second day
of the conference, I attended a number of formal sessions on a diverse range of
topics from reducing digital stress, to how investing in technology can aid
productivity, to a series of fast and furious Ignite sessions all on the theme
of curation for learning. I also
participated in a fringe event on the first evening of the event, a recording
of the GoodPractice Podcast with a panel focusing on the Past, Present and
Future of Learning.
Here are all my
Sketchnotes from the event:
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Delivering 'wow' now: digital transformation without capital expenditure by Datagraphic - exhibition |
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AI and Learning: the truth behind the trend by Learning Pool - exhibition |
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GoodPractice Podcast recording 'The Past, Present and Future of Learning' - fringe |
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E2 Wellbeing and Mental Health in a Digital Workplace - conference |
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F1 Can the new era of technology solve the UK's output puzzle? - conference |
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G6 The Neuroscience of Learning - designing effective learning for knowledge retention & transfer - conference |
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H4 From Creation to Curation - Insights from Four Ignites - conference |
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Closing Keynote with Neil Harbisson the World's First Cyborg Artist - conference |
Rachel Burnham
16 June 2019
I help individuals and
organisations to work and learn more effectively, particularly though using the
tools of Sketchnoting and the curation of resources. I make use of Sketchnoting to help people use
visuals, to think, work and learn. I
help people to manage for themselves the information they need to stay
up-to-date in their professional work.
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