Following a successful workshop in Cardiff we are offering a second Practical Strategies for Learning from Failure in Leeds on Thursday 8th October 2015.
If you are interested in attending here’s the link to register your interest.
To find out more about what happened in Cardiff have a look at the Storify prepared by @GoodPracticeWAO
and the following posts:
Exploring the Benefits of Learning from Failure at #LFFdigital
@whatsthepont The James Reason Swiss Cheese Failure Model in 300 Seconds
@dosticen How can we build time for reflection into our digital lifestyles?
@DyfrigWilliams Failing to learn from failure and Learning from failure in complex environment – what does this mean for audit?
What attendees thought of the Cardiff workshop – feedback compiled by @commutiny
There are limited places available for this free workshop and early booking is advised. If you are allocated a place and unable to attend please let us know as soon as possible so that we can give your place to someone on the waiting list.
The #LFFdigital team look forward to meeting you in Leeds.
Shirley Ayres @shirleyayres Connected Care Network, Chris Bolton @whatsthepont Wales Audit Office, Roxanne Persaud @commutiny Doctoral Researcher, University of Southampton and Paul Taylor @PaulBromford Innovation Coach, Bromford Lab
bonklesoul
Ermy
shirleyayres
Connecting Social Care and Social Media 
Cheers for sharing our resources Shirley! Once again, just to say that I really enjoyed the workshop, and I thoroughly recommend that anybody who’s thinking about attending the Leeds session definitiely take it on!
Dyfrig
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