A young man
came from his room, trudged across the floor and uttered a vague g’morning. Not
in a stately manner, not even a plump figure, but enough in the mild morning
air to represent a son of a Ulysses. He had woken up to drive his parents to
the airport.
This Ulysses
is a learning solutions specialist who set off for a journey on Bloomsday, to attend
mLearn conference in San Jose and ISTE2012 conference in San Diego. This
Odyssey is a blog about his experiences and ideas gotten along the way.
*
Being noticed
asks for the right time and the right place. Practically no one would pay
attention to a sparrow at the parking field outside the mall, or on the fence
of the rare birds cage in a zoo.
However, if
the sparrow walks on the shiny floor at an airport, trying to maintain balance
on a difficult surface at the gate 38, it comes a central point of attraction.
Has it learned
that the travellers drop food enough to nourish it? How near it lets people and
their bags come before it flies further? Oh, and it didn't bother to fly, but
took some steps away. How funnily it jumps, must be because of the uncommon
ground. It must have learned a lesson or two.
Ei kommentteja:
Lähetä kommentti