Category Archives: Seminars

Does it make the boat go faster

Today I was asked if I would be act­ing as a dis­cussant at the next PhD con­fer­ence. I’d see the emails about the con­fer­ence and had already decided that I wasn’t going to put a paper for­ward and that I wasn’t going to act as dis­cussant. Why? Although I glibly said “It’s not my core

Team based learning

I have seen the future and it’s name is “Team based learn­ing“ Today, I went to “Larry Michaelsen’s”:http://www.ucmo.edu/x4262.xml sem­inar on “Team Based Learning”:http://www.teambasedlearning.org/ He was impress­ive. Next year I will redesign one course around Team Based Learn­ing (yes, it was that good). I’ve been using a range of ele­ments in my own teach­ing, that are

Tony Seba

Spark, we had a brief sem­inar from Tony Seba today. He was present­ing his research (that turned into his book Win­ners take all: The 9 fun­da­mental rules of high tech strategy. He is a very suave and com­pel­ling speaker. Here’s a sum­mary of the his main points: Rule 1: Feel The Pain. Then Develop Your

PhD Seminar

Today, I gave a depart­ment sem­inar on my PhD topic _Strategising in pro­fes­sional ser­vice firms_. I’ve pos­ted a copy of the “slides”:http://www.thereflectivepractitioner.org/ps/pdfs/Dept_Seminar.pdf in case any­one in inter­ested. If found it strangely nerve wrack­ing. As I said at the start of the present­a­tion “How do I know what I think until I’ve said it”. With such

Exploring the year ahead: creating responses to challenges and change

I sup­pose I should have com­pleted the plug for the sem­inar by say­ing it is on the 25 March 2004, from 3:00 p.m until 7:00. If you’re inter­ested in attend­ing, and you’re a post­grad, PhD stu­dent, or staff then you should con­tact Judith McMor­land. Places are limited.

Strategy seminar

I was sup­posed to meet with Pete Mazany first thing this morn­ing to talk about my PhD. Alas, I think we both ran out of time and had to aban­don it. Went to a great sem­inar by Kevin Scholes of John­son and Scholes — Explor­ing cor­por­ate strategy fame. It is nice to meet someone who is