Rethinking educational approaches requires not only embracing technology, but also understanding how to make learning engaging, accessible and adaptive. Digital platforms, interactive tools, VR, AR and gaming elements are shaping a new generation of learning experiences. But at the heart of it all is the human desire to learn, explore and develop. Supporting this motivation through modern solutions is key to successful learning in the Web 2.0 era and beyond.
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Learning about game mechanics, even in an entertaining way, can suggest interesting ideas for educational solutions. The key is a deliberate approach where the value of the process is as important as the outcome. Sometimes such parallels help to rethink the approach to learning and get inspired by new formats of interaction with the audience.
Monthly Archive: August 2010
In his free eBook “Designing for the Web”, Mark Boulton suggests a 4R approach to brainstorming ideas for a project. While the eBook is geared toward Web Design, those working as Instructional Designers and...
“We must leverage the power of crowdsourcing to create robust and engaging solutions that meet the needs of our clients as we work collaboratively with SMEs and stakeholders…” This is not an unrealistic example...
The Handylight app is available again. Don’t get so excited: it is not THE Handylight (the original one had been yanked from the App Store a few days ago). It still costs $0.99 bur...
The term “social” has become quite popular amongst those involved in Web development, marketing, journalism, and many other fields. Education isn’t immune to that trend. “Social media” seems to now have claimed the title...
