In the second of his irregular profiles , Lloyd Wood catches human interface god and former Apple Fellow Don Norman at a lecture in Surrey. This is what I was thinking. This is what I thought was worth recording. This feature is irregular. The future is unknown.
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Don Norman took the podium and began to speak, quietly. He made the following points, presented here in roughly chronological order. Norman says he's for for-profit education, selling courses to companies for employee lifelong learning, and that he's involved with companies doing that. I swear, the UK education system is going to short-term US hell, where you learn nothing much at all in your twenties but lifelong learning will supposedly make up for it, while the needs of industry reign paramount. He trotted out Moore's law, which really needs retiring since it's past its sell-by date.