So here’s my pitch for not making learning games for students, but rather getting them to make those games for you. It’s less work, more fun, and potentially a better learning experience for students. Win, win, win. First, the back story: Okay, so I used to teach Project Management to…
Computers are dumb, which can make your e-Learning dumb. What can you do about it? Be Less Helpful Over the weekend, I watched this video of a great presentation by Dan Meyer on how to Be Less Helpful to students. It’s an hour long, and is well worth the viewing,…
I follow a whole lot of e-Learning blogs, and they typically cover topics like web 2.0, social media for learning, e-Learning technology, the state of the industry, etc. Once in a while, they do tackle interesting, chewy e-Learning design questions (but not as often as I could wish for). Where…
Dave Ferguson already called attention to this over on his blog, but I’m going to do it here also. One of my favorite new-to-me blogs is The Acagamic – Usable Game Science, and it’s marvelous stuff. As a special holiday present, the blog is featuring a series of presentations on things…
Is it weird to admit I have a huge professional crush on BJ Fogg? [vimeo vimeo.com/2094487] (via http://johnnyholland.org/)