Week in Review | 34-23
Discover my latest audio obsessions on SoundCloud, get insights from AI’s rise and stumble, and explore the art of joyful RSS reading. Dive into tech insights and learning innovations, all in this week’s post! 🎧🤖📚
Week in Review | 33-23
It’s time for the weekly review post, and I have a few things to share with you. Some cool music, thought-provoking readings and podcasts to check out, plus I stumbled upon this new tech tool that I think you’ll dig. But first, let’s take a quick peek at some other highlights from the week.
Week in Review | 32-23
This week has been pretty cool for me. I’ve been jamming to all sorts of music, and Soundcloud has suggested some great songs. Plus, I’ve been reading up on conversation theory and how it can help with learning. It’s a completely different angle on much of the instructional design research I’ve investigated previously. I’ve also…
Week in Review | 31-23
A bit of a podcast heavy week this week, lots of great listening while doing housework and the like. Enjoy!
Week in Review | 30-23
I’m excited to share with you my weekly review, where I get to talk about all the awesome articles, books, podcasts, and music that I’ve been enjoying lately. It’s a great way for us to connect and maybe even discover some new things together. So, let’s jump right in and see what I’ve been seeing…
Week in Review | 29-23
Welcome to my latest experiment, a weekly blog post series where I share what I’ve been listening to on Soundcloud, what articles I’ve been reading or am reading, and which podcasts have caught my attention this week. I’m excited to share my latest discoveries with you and hope you’ll find them as interesting and enjoyable…
On blocking Gutenberg
Pat Lockley reading my mind this week. I use a few content management systems, and learning management systems. I’ve actively had to use, and train others on, the big four LMSs in higher ed in North American in the past three years (BBL, Canvas, Moodle, and Brightspace). Everytime I engage with these systems I have…
It’s Dangerous to go Alone – Preparing Learners
I’ve been thinking about self-paced learning a bit more lately than usual, the things we make, and the tools we use to make them. I’m a big fan of the contributors to the webcomic The New ID and found this gem, Click Continue Comic Strip, again the other day. It got me thinking about a…
Will HTML be replaced by a new technology?
Today’s reading is about elearning authoring tools. It’s a bit of murky territory and I’m trying to set the criteria to limit my reading and tools under consideration. For example, the learning guild produced a report about the top tools learning and development professionals use in their work (2021). Many of the usual suspects are…
Creating a CPR in Veterinary Medicine Scenario in H5P
Through the end of 2022 I had the privilege of working with Jen Loewen on a branching scenario about CPR in veterinary medicine. This was a really cool project and a perfect example of an approach to instructional design that started with design & prototyping and used iterative feedback to dial in the design and…