This is a space where I share thoughts, experiences, and explore topics of interest, much of which comes from my consulting work and experiences along the way. To know more about my work, head to the our Strant Consulting website for services and professional information. Latest blogs surface below, and the full list can be access via the previous posts page.
- Bake, 180, Done: Why Rolling Out AI Isn’t Rolling Out SoftwareWe had to replace our oven a few months ago. Not a choice, really, the old one gave up, and I am a mad baker so cannot live without an oven. The new oven is a marvel. We didn’t spend top dollar, but… Read More Bake, 180, Done: Why Rolling Out AI Isn’t Rolling Out Software
- Designing learning for fluctuating capacityI have a very particular way of gardening.The weather has to be good. I need to have a good chunk of time, not a scrap of it, a proper block. And I need the energy. All three need to line up. Then I… Read More Designing learning for fluctuating capacity
- Access is not interaction: why so much “engaging” learning leaves us flatI went to a webinar last week with my glasses on and coffee ready. That detail matters, because it tells you exactly where my head was.I’d read the post advertising it. The facilitator was talked up, the topic was one I care about,… Read More Access is not interaction: why so much “engaging” learning leaves us flat
- What Hope Do We Have? Some Thinking on Learning, Technology Adoption, and the Science of ForgettingI wear bifocals all day, every day. They are, quite literally, the thing that lets me see clearly. And yet at least once a day, I take them off for some perfectly sensible reason – cooking something steamy, wiping my eyes, no idea… Read More What Hope Do We Have? Some Thinking on Learning, Technology Adoption, and the Science of Forgetting