I came across a great cartoon yesterday and it struck a chord. Recently I’ve had several conversations about action learning sets and learning through doing. A colleague reminded me of the importance of having the learning process reflect the learning content and gave a bad example of a lecture about learner participation!
I then saw the Savage Chicken website and it made me smile as it raises all kinds of questions about experiential learning 
Doug Savage draws cartoons on Sticky Notes, check out his Savage Chickens webste.
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