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Tag Archives: Design
A six stage methodology for learning. Part 2 – Context
Yesterday i introduced my six stage Learning Methodology: today, i want to look at the first part in more detail. Context. Context is about the contract between learner and organisation: it’s where we ask people to invest their time and … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Dialogue, Disturbance, E-Learning, Effectiveness, Engagement, Everyday Reality, Foundations, Learning, Learning Design, Learning Methodology
Tagged Context, Contract, Design, everyday reality, Instructional Design, Learning, Learning Design, Learning Methodology, Methodology
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The architecture of learning: methodology and mortar
On the train this morning heading to the airport and i’m struck by the variety of architecture around me in the industrial district: glass, steel and stone arranged into a wide variety of imaginative and often playful designs. They’re not … Continue reading
Posted in Creative, Design, E-Learning, Effectiveness, Engagement, Experience, Instructional Design, Integrity, Learning Design, Learning Methodology
Tagged Architecture, Design, Foundations, Glass, Tower Block
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Creating space to be creative: how mobile learning can liberate us
My iPad makes me more creative. Or maybe i should say that it facilitates my creativity. Why? Because it captures my output in one place and because it makes it easy for me to repurpose that output into deeper, more … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Agile, Creative, Effectiveness, Ideas, iPad, Learning, Learning Technology, M-Learning, Mobile Learning, Productivity, Sharing, Social Learning, Technology
Tagged Adobe Ideas, Creativity, Design, iPad, iThoughtsHD, Mind Mapping, Productivity
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Mastering Mobile Learning: inquisitive minds
We use our mobile phones to learn things when we are inquisitive. We tend not to schedule and plan in depth adventures with our phones, that’s left to tablets and PCs. Our love affair with mobile is a flirtatious one, … Continue reading
Posted in 'Just in time' learning, Design, E-Learning, Instructional Design, Learning, Learning Design, Learning Technology, Mobile Apps, Mobile Learning
Tagged Design, Disney Hall, Frank Turner, Google, Jean Sprackland, local beach, MLearning, Mobile Learning, Ontology Recapitulates Phylogeny
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Choosing the right fruit: unravelling the layers of social learning.
It’s counter intuitive to think of all learning as ‘social’ at heart because it’s largely process of internalisation and mastery, but increasingly we are paying attention to the social aspects of learning design and delivery. I’ve been working my way … Continue reading
Words about Learning: intent
Sometimes we have an idea: let’s do something better! The idea is good. It gives us intent. But how do we actually do the thing better? What, when push comes to shove, are we not doing well already? Aspiration is … Continue reading
Posted in Attention to Detail, Clarity, Ideas, Intent, Learning, Learning Design, Words About Learning
Tagged Claity, Design, Effectiveness, Intent, Leadership
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The power of design: looking good, feeling good.
My favourite book is a copy of the Hobbit that i won in an art competition when i was about ten. It’s a great story, self contained, elements of adventure and companionship, a dragon and treasure and, best of all, … Continue reading
Posted in Book, Design, Functional Design, Graphic Design, Learning, Learning Design
Tagged Design, Graphic Design, illustration, Learning, The Hobbit
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