Clark Quinn

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Concept Maps and Learning

Clark Quinn

As a personal example, when I was in high school, our school district decided that the American Civil War would be taught as modules. Teachers chose to offer whatever facets they wanted, and students could take any two modules they wanted.

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Comic openings

Clark Quinn

Even for modules within an overall topic. Certain topics probably aren’t good candidates, similarly certain audiences might similarly not match. However, I do think it’s more broadly applicable than we think. If they’re inexpensive and high impact, use them liberally. So I’ll suggest we use comic openings liberally!

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Another model for support

Clark Quinn

In one case, it was for a series of elearning modules. In a more recent instance, it was on a specific focus, but there were several modules that used a similar structure. In a couple of instances , I’ve worked with organizations on a specific project, but in a particular way. For each, my role was to lead the design.

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More Marketing Malarkey

Clark Quinn

So, for Entertaining, this is the followup: “advocates the concept of learning through a sequence of smaller, focused modules.” I do agree with Engaging (per the title of my first book), however, there’s a problem with it. And the other ones. ” Why is smaller inherently more entertaining?

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Microlearning Malarkey

Clark Quinn

Specifically: “learning that has been designed from the bottom up to be consumed in shorter modules.” The article starts out defining microlearning as small bite-sized chunks. ” Well, yes, that’s one of the definitions. To be clear, that’s the ‘spaced learning’ definition of microlearning.

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Deeper activities

Clark Quinn

So for each module, I’m looking for a meaningful practice. For While this is not too far from traditional blended learning, I’m also trying to get better alignment with what learners will be doing after the learning experience with sufficient practice.

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Listening

Clark Quinn

In making the Workplace of the Future project with Learnnovators, we were barreling along full tilt, working on the second module, and I was getting increasingly worried about the fact that we hadn’t tested the first. Educating clients is part of a Quinnovation engagement!

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