Given today's pace of change, Paul Jagger FBCS argues that organisations should forgo traditional methods of learning and development and embrace agile user-generated content.

When it comes to evidencing skills, knowledge and experience, digital badges have indelible advantages. But, as Paul Jagger FBCS explains, there is room for improvement.

Paul Jagger FBCS explores the challenges of digital transformation for business and then reports on opportunities for learning and development to lead in transforming learning.

Any practitioner of education, in all its forms, has a responsibility to behave in a professional manner. Indeed, who would not claim that they act professionally and are, therefore, a professional? With that in mind, Paul Jagger FBCS considers what those responsibilities might be and what ethical standards practitioners should follow.

Paul Jagger FBCS asks: whatever happened to virtual reality learning platforms, and is a second life being given to Second Life?

Paul D. Jagger FBCS continues his assessment of information security from the perspective of one of its key principles, that of the availability of information. Here he looks at business continuity management.

Whatever your views about the UK's readiness to take advantage of its new position outside the EU, there are many aspects of our economy where UK PLC is already a leading global brand: language, literature, music, television and the arts are among them but what about our role in education? Paul Jagger FBCS CITP, Business Area Manager for IBM Learning Development, investigates.

This is the first in a series of three articles by Paul Jagger FBCS CITP on the subject of information security from the perspective of one of its key principles: availability of information.

Surprising at it may seem no computer or robot has yet been charged with a crime, let alone convicted, or punished or brought to justice in any other fashion, says Paul Jagger FBCS CITP, Secretary of the BCS Learning and Development Specialist Group.

It's been just over 30 years since the BBC Microcomputer was launched by Acorn Computers in the United Kingdom, an event that inspired a generation of school children to learn about computers and programming at home and in schools. No surprise then that the recent Royal Society report (1) looking into the provision of computer science teaching and assessment in schools opens with mention of the BB...

As this issue of ITNOW goes to print, the BCS Learning and Development Specialist Group will be celebrating its fifth anniversary and it has certainly been a year to remember. With this in mind Jooli Atkins FBCS, Group Chair, BCS L & D SG and Paul Jagger FBCS, IBM Certified Consulting Learning Specialist, report on one of the most important events of the group's fifth year; namely its first confer...

IBM Certified Consulting Learning Specialist Paul Jagger FBCS explains how SFIA version 5 repositions learning and development (L&D) at the heart of business change.