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(Learning) Design with Intent

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Interaction: links interactions and behaviour, for example the use of progress bars to indicate how far you have progressed through an online learning course, giving users feedback as they use the system, tailoring solutions based on individual learners' needs. Alternatively DWI can be used in the design of learning tools themselves.

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Why do I write a blog?

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I interact with others and share ideas. Everyone sees things differently! The benefits I get from blogging. It encourages me to read more books and blogs. I need to think more about ideas when I blog about them. It makes me question ideas, my own and others'. I think more. I think about things in new ways. I learn more.

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The step-wise evolution of Social Learning

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It is here where undersatanding needs to kick in, you cannot expect all people to interact in online social communities just like you do. It is probably also helpful to imagine that people move through these social steps at different speeds - what is fast for some seems recalcitrant to others.

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Read Write v Read Only

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They want to interact with the knowledge and ideas to make them their own, to make it meaningful. The internet, digital media and cheap, powerful computers have provided people with an option they never had - Read Write. Learners today do not want to sit passively as the 'teacher' provides them with knowledge.

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The Powerpoint Dozen

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It will be quick but it won't lead to an interactive and interesting workshop. I just wanted to make sure I got the point across. NEVER, fall for the temptation when in a hurry of simply copying bulleted text from workbooks and pasting it into slides. Think like a designer! Consider the font type, colour and size.

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My Top 10 'Learning' books from 2010

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I do not think there can be any doubt that design has an impact upon how learners interact with learning materials, this book is a real help for those who would like to make sure that the learning tools that they design are engaging and effective for learners.

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The step-wise evolution of Social Learning

Sticky Learning

It is here where undersatanding needs to kick in, you cannot expect all people to interact in online social communities just like you do. It is probably also helpful to imagine that people move through these social steps at different speeds - what is fast for some seems recalcitrant to others.

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