My books
E-Learning Provocateur: Volume 1
E-Learning Provocateur: Volume 1 collates a selection of my blog posts in one convenient volume. The musings provoke deeper thinking across a range of themes in the modern workplace:
• social media
• learning theory
• pedagogy
• instructional design
• learning styles
• blended learning
• informal learning
• mobile learning
• augmented reality
• virtual worlds
• cloud computing
• self publishing
• employee engagement
• corporate social responsibility
• religion
• the future of e-learning
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• eLearn Magazine • The eLearning Coach
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E-Learning Provocateur: Volume 2
E-Learning Provocateur: Volume 2 collates more of my blog posts in another convenient volume. The musings provoke deeper thinking across a range of themes in the modern workplace:
• social business
• informal learning
• mobile learning
• microblogging
• data analysis
• digital influence
• customer service
• augmented reality
• the role of L&D
• smartfailing
• storytelling
• critical theory
• ecological psychology
• online assessment
• government 2.0
• human nature
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Ryan the Lion
Ryan the Lion is a children’s story that explores themes of social tolerance, self-esteem and personal identity.
Ryan is a lion cub who acts like the other animals in the jungle because he thinks they are cooler than lions. In doing so, however, he attracts their ridicule.
As Ryan grows up, his mane gets longer and his roar develops. Soon he attracts admiration, and he feels pride in being himself.
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15 May 2011 at 12:59
Czar is my childhood nickname ;0)
17 December 2012 at 23:16
That’s interesting! How did czar get to be your nickname? Were you a tyrannical eldest sibling? ;) Funny that you’ve written one children’s book… I have, as well (sort of) – unpublished, of course! lol, it’s called The Messy Closet.
18 December 2012 at 10:47
I *was* a tyrannical eldest sibling!
When my brother was very young, he couldn’t pronounce my name, and his own special language word for me sounded like “czar”. Actually, “Ryan” means “little king” in its original Gaelic form, so obviously it was meant to be. You may call me King if you wish.
But seriously, why don’t you publish The Messy Closet yourself? Anyone can do it. Check out my tips & tricks for self publishers: http://wp.me/pf1R0-1Ye
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