Agile Learning meetups in London
Just cross-posting this here for comprehensiveness of the record…
Clipped from alchemi.co.uk
Having taken a few soundings — and please complete our short Agile Learning survey if you haven’t already, as we’re keen to get a broader input — the first meetups are under way in London.
Where next? Evolution, not revolution. Here are some things we could do in future meetups
- guest-led discussions — we’ve had great sessions with Pat Kane, A.J. Pape, Temporary School of Thought, Lottie Child, Steve Lawson and others
- group interviews — in the last two weeks, I’ve done interviews with Tony Hall and Dougald Hine at the Wednesday meetup (these will appear here when transcribed, but I have a backlog), and it seemed to work well allowing extra scope for other participants to ask questions and turn it more into a group interview than a one-on-one
- review resources and case studies — shall we have a critical look at things like the Learning Revolution resources or investigate what we can learn from the Hole in the Wall experiences?
- explore and solve problems — people can bring challenges to us and we can chew over how we might go about solving them — for example, I’ve been approached about a group setting up a free school in London, or how to help people learn to build hexayurts in disaster zones.
Agile Learning 
Comments
One Response to “Agile Learning meetups in London”