Saturday saw me hunkered down in the bunker that is Centre for Creative Collaboration with a bunch of like-minded folk for what Lloyd called “TuttleCamp”. This was a small, unstructured (in the BarCamp style) gathering to talk about organisation and issues of Tuttle Club. I’ve written about Tuttle before; essentially it is a Friday morning […]
With a shock I realise that it is two weeks since TEDxTuttle2 at Cass Business School; and that I meant to write about it after the event. I shall do so now, then; if my thoughts had any currency then, they should still. I went to the first TEDxTuttle in September and was very enthused […]
A couple of weeks ago saw the culmination of the work people from Tuttle have been doing with Counterpoint, the think tank of the British Council, to celebrate the British Council’s 75th anniversary. There was a morning spent in the ICA participating in the outputs – through engaging conversations, creative videos and in-depth discussions. There […]
At last week’s TEDxTuttle, there were two talks, one after the other, about future technology now. One was by P.W. Singer on the future of robotics in warfare. It was fascinating but also disturbing: it showed that a lot of weaponry now uses robotics devices, often controlled from bunkers thousands of miles away by people […]
(photo by Benjamin Ellis on flickr) Thursday afternoon saw me venture to TEDxTuttle, a cross between TED and Tuttle Club. I expect that a lot of you know about TED – if not, it is a series of conferences and presentations, many of which are freely made available on the TED website; there are many, […]
It was another very interesting morning at Tuttle today. It was a game of two half – an outdoor ideas-kickaround followed by the more usual indoor tournament, with the scheduled downpour marking half-time. I’ve written about Tuttle before. I find it an exciting space, but also quite challenging and tiring: it is full of interesting […]
I have written about Tuttle recently. I was there again last Friday, and whilst I spoke with few people, I was once more amazed and pleased at the breadth of topics people were discussing. So, mostly as an aide memoire for me rather than a full blown blogpost, I wanted to keep track of the […]
I spent the morning at Tuttle, weekly offline get together which started out as an extension of online discussions. I have been going to Tuttle since February, and regularly for the last six weeks or so. It is a bit like a cross between a BarCamp and a networking event – there are no presentations, […]
I first came across the term “personal learning network” in a blog post about five years ago (possibly this one from 2008, or this one or maybe this one – or maybe not!). The phrase was new to me, and frankly I didn’t understand it – or rather, it didn’t seem relevant. And I am […]
At a recent Everything Unplugged session (the Wednesday morning London meetup I went to), we discussed what systems and processes we use for learning. This struck me as being a bit too structured for me: I am not sure that my learning works like that. When I need to know something – a specific piece […]
