Clark Quinn

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Designing Learning is a Probabilistic Exercise

Clark Quinn

At the Guild’s recent mLearnCon, I was having a conversation in which I was reminded that designing performance interventions is a probabilistic exercise, and it occurred to me that we’re often not up front enough about it. And we need to be.

Exercise 140
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Workshop Exercise Design - Help Needed

Clark Quinn

I've just posted Identify Knowledge Work Tasks - Workshop Exercise which describes a workshop exercise that I'm considering using in several different workshops. giving me thoughts on the exercise itself. Please help: Identify Knowledge Work Tasks - Workshop Exercise. I'm really hoping that folks will help me out by: a.

Exercise 100
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The cognitive basis of LXD

Clark Quinn

It turns out that understanding ‘experience’ is a cognitive exercise as well. Then, also, because design processes have to accommodate how designers brains work, and don’t ! Then we come to the experience side. Why are we driven by curiosity? How come we remember emotionally-charged events better?

Cognitive 289
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Happy Holidays and the New Year!

Clark Quinn

I like working through these exercises, because I learn, and I think this is where I add unique value. Yet, things have turned out for the best. Another realization is that I love working with folks to find the balance between what theory would suggest and what fits in practice.

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Critical ID/LXD Differences?

Clark Quinn

There are research results and guidance, but you’ll still want to exercise some exploration. What does this mean in practice? A number of things. For one, it takes creativity to consider ways in which to address emotions. Which also means you have to be iterative, with testing.

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Coping with change

Clark Quinn

They’re also largely immovable objects, so remedying problems is an exercise in calm. They entail large bureaucracies, not just leveraging interpersonal relationships with the principals. Thus, you run into all the flaws of complicated systems, and things fall through the cracks. Watchwords here might be patience and persistence.

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Thinking Transformation

Clark Quinn

And, I think a previous exercise in thinking transformation is valuable here. And it’s not really a transformation (which shouldn’t be ‘digital first’), but rather just ‘move what we do online’. And that’s understandable. Over time, however, I think we want to shift our mindset. I’m talking mobile.

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