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For this year’s BarnRaise , Sept 9-11, The Capital ONE Design team is partnering with Family House (FH), a local nonprofit that provides free, temporary housing for families with children undergoing cancer and other treatment at the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. We’ve learned about children running up to the front desk to rent videos when they’re feeling well enough simply because there’s no time to waste. About Capital ONE Design. Wall Mural by Brendan Murphy. MORE
Videos Videos are an important part of any MOOC and these MOOCs are no exception. In the first week or so I created four videos, including two live recordings of conference talks, a live webcast interview, and an opener. Normally, I like to use xSplit to produce and publish videos, but the new release has not been playing well with my laptop. This worked pretty well, with a video window, a slides window, and a chat window, all on the one page. MORE
In this paper I would like to address the core design elements in the development of a personal learning architecture being developed in the National Research Council''s Learning and Performance Support Systems program. The NRC-designed MOOC differs significantly from traditional courses. The NRC LPSS program is a 5-year $20 million effort designed to develop these core technologies and bind them with a common platform. MORE
I attended a recent Meetup of the Bay Area Learning Design & Technology, and it led to some insights. I was tapped to host the Learning Design conversation (there were three others: LMS, Measurement, and Social Learning), and that meant that a subset of the group sat in on the discussion. I’d chosen to start with 3 or four questions to prompt discussion: What is good learning design? Are you doing good learning design? design MORE
Click on the image to see a video of the segment : In the segment I pointed to some of the broader trends shaping the future of work, as well as particular jobs that would be disappearing or growing. DESIGN is in a way the defining domain of the future, in shaping technology, products, and indeed everything in our world so it best suits humans. In the segment I used the example of emotional robot designers, those who design machines to interact with us on an emotional level. MORE
If you’re a programmer you’ll be inspired to start designing, and if you’re a designer you might find yourself inspired to take up coding. Ben Fry, UX Week: Computational Information Design from Adaptive Path’s UX Week Videos. Click here to download the PDF transcript of this video Click here to read the transcript of this video Click here to view this video on YouTube with English captions. MORE
Adaptive Path’s Scott Sullivan is a contributing author of Designing for Emerging Technologies published by O’Reilly Media and released today. Scott’s chapter is Prototyping Interactive Objects and outlines his experiences in prototyping objects to the same fidelity that he expects from his screen-based wireframes and how designers with limited technical backgrounds can do the same. MORE
We must start by thinking through the ethical issues and potential implications of AI, and from that designing the future organizations that will in turn shape all of society and the role of humans in creating value. Watch the video here, or you can read the full transcript below. MORE
Videos Recall from the previous part of this series that videos were created and displayed on the Course Videos page. I've made more videos since then and the page is getting pretty long. Also, I wanted to be able to put videos on the Event page and even on the Modules page. I need to associate each video with an event, and with a module. I also added an extra tab to allow me to upload files, because not all media will be YouTube videos. MORE
We, the design community, talk (and write and speak) a lot about empathy. Some, at the extremes, position human-centered designers as Platonic figures releasing stakeholders from the shadows of opinion and faceless analytics into the reality of human emotions, needs, and desires. I fundamentally believe empathy is a foundational soft skill in design practice. So, every once in a while, mix some fiction in with those design books, blogs, and tweets. MORE
These are mostly live video conferences with guests. And if I'm using one system for video it's hard to change half way through the course to support something different. So there's only one URL for activities: [link] For the video page, I'll embed a YouTube live video (or archive video, if nothing is currently happening) using the standard YouTibe embed command (which is in fact an iFrame). Activities Each week of the course will feature some events. MORE
Focus on action, not content : rather than require learners to view this video or that document, make them available. Tags: design I was working with one of my clients/partners on an opportunity to develop classroom learning on a tablet. The first push is to get something to show teachers and trial in a classroom. MORE
Early this year I decided to learn how to create effective video. After polling friends and reading reviews, I bought myself a Canon HF 10 video cam last month. I read several books on shooting video. I just finished editing the video this afternoon. Instructional design and video production have many aspects in common, but that will be the topic of a future post. It’s always darkest before the dawn. MORE
DevLearn , the elearning conference I’ll be attending in November, has suggested adding videos to promote your talks. I haven’t done much with video (though I did just do this <6 minute one about my proposed learning pedagogy), but I’ve found the ‘narrated presentation’ capability built into Keynote to be of interest, so I’ve been playing with it. The post Trying out videos appeared first on Learnlets. design meta-learning strategy MORE
Someone asked for a video on the Workplace of the Future project , so I created one. Just a walkthrough with some narration, talking about some of the design decisions. I’m not a practiced video creator, so gentle, please! The post Workplace of the Future video appeared first on Learnlets. designThought I’d share it with you, too. One learning for me (that I’m sure you knew): a script really helps! MORE
Dates in RSS need to be RFC 822, so I use date format=rfc822 - I've included keywords for both posts and media, so I can include the videos as links in the RSS feed. In the keyword command for media (first one in the list) notice I used url~youtube.com - I added the.com because someone had an image with 'youtube' in the URL and I didn't want to link to it as a video, and I added the before the. The RSS Feed The course isn't truly distributed until it has an RSS feed. MORE
On September 16, 2019, Cognitive Edge was invited to a Research Meeting convened by the Stanford Center for Design Research and the David Ramsey Map Center. The event was convened to integrate perspectives on Innovation Ecosystem and Design Thinking to come together to share insights. . MORE
He knew that I had designed games before returning to grad school, and had subsequently done one on my thesis research. They’d spent their budget on a video, comic book, and a poster, but now realized that the kids would play games at the Care centers. I taught my interface design students HyperCard, to have a simple language to prototype in. The resulting play was good, but the design was lacking (neither my student nor I were graphic designers). MORE
Experience design has emerged in part as a response to this growing need we all have. It is no longer enough to design products and services so that they have aesthetic appeal and perform well. We are on the cusp of another major shift in the focus of experience design, one that moves far beyond the impact of individual products and services. The design challenge becomes how to design experiences that maximize flow. MORE
The Adaptive Path iPad app has just been updated to include speaker videos from the 2012 MX Conference. — Kip Lee, Four Meta-Strategies for Design and Management. — Kip Lee, Four Meta-Strategies for Design and Management. UX managers are translators of business strategies into design opportunities for staff. — Kevin Nolan, Looking Forward: Emerging Tech and Consumer Trends Impacting UX Design. MORE
For this year’s BarnRaise , Sept 9-11, The Capital ONE Design team is partnering with Family House (FH), a local nonprofit that provides free, temporary housing for families with children undergoing cancer and other treatment at the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. We’ve learned about children running up to the front desk to borrow videos when they’re feeling well enough simply because there’s no time to waste. About Capital ONE Design. Wall Mural by Brendan Murphy. MORE
The last months of 2014 have been so crazy that I have, unfortunately, not had the time to create highly designed content on the year ahead. Here they are, together with illustrative videos. Now powerful editing tools make it easy for anyone to make themselves look wonderful in photos, and we will soon be able to choose how we look in video calls, making us appear well-dressed, perfectly groomed and made-up even if we’ve just dragged ourselves out of bed. MORE
And that's right in line with Charles Warren's 10 minutes on how the three little words "How Might We" makes design deliver significantly better results. Charles leads Google's Social UX team, and before that, the Google Mobile UX team and before that, he was the co-lead of IDEO's Software Experience Design Practice Our annual MX conference helps managers working to deliver better experiences to the world. MORE
How would you design it?" Participating cars have digital video cameras attached to them. Just like on Google video. When you hit this the video 60 seconds before and after the button push is sent to authorities. Video from nearby vehicles is also retrieved, if possible, for correlation. Staff review the video and determine whether penalties should apply. Video from more reliable drivers is reported first; reliable drivers get a premium. MORE
I’ve often complained about how the tools we have make it easy to do bad design. Authoring tools, in general, are oriented on a ‘page’ metaphor; they’re designed to provide a sequence of pages. The pages can contain a variety of media: text, audio, video. The challenge isn’t inherent in the tool design. It’s up to (all of) us to create design processes that focus on the important aspects. design technology MORE
The Adaptive Path iPad app has just been updated to include speaker videos from the 2012 MX Conference. — Kip Lee, Four Meta-Strategies for Design and Management. UX managers are translators of business strategies into design opportunities for staff. — Kevin Nolan, Looking Forward: Emerging Tech and Consumer Trends Impacting UX Design. Also see great videos from Greg Petroff of GE, Miguel Lunaparra of Sony, and many more via the iPad app or on the web MORE
So, I’ve been creating a ‘deeper elearning’ course for one of the video course providers. But to do this, I had to do some serious learning about creating video. My mentor/colleague/friend showed me (by video chat) his elegant setup. Of course, he’s been doing video for decades. And that’s my error, too, since I have video anxiety almost as bad as my phone anxiety, and dragged my heels until things were too late. MORE
We, the design community, talk (and write and speak) a lot about empathy. Some, at the extremes, position human-centered designers as Platonic figures releasing stakeholders from the shadows of opinion and faceless analytics into the reality of human emotions, needs, and desires. I fundamentally believe empathy is a foundational soft skill in design practice. ” So, every once in a while, mix some fiction in with those design books, blogs, and tweets. MORE
Via Dvice comes today’s Monday video - YouTube - DEADLINE post-it stop motion. Talk about visual thinking - take a look at what Savannah College of Art and Design student Bang-yao Liu created. For a how to video, check here. Tags: Monday videos visual thinking Seriously, as a facilitator, sticky notes are my FRIEND. MORE
So it feels appropriate to kick off sharing videos from this year's MX event with a 15-minute story of a very real challenge from Typekit CEO Jeff Veen—Designing for Disaster. Our annual MX Conference tackles the challenges of people who deliver new and better experiences everyday. Jeff's team at Typekit faced their biggest challenge and opportunity when the Typekit system faced the significant traffic brought on by a successful customer. MORE
This December, we’re hosting a Learning Video Festival. The web is chock full of delightful, generally free video resources. History and Traditions of Design Activism here in Berkeley or electrical engineering at MIT and much, much more. What online video resources have you discovered? Please limit your suggestions to videos that are free and readily available on the web. We’ll select the exemplary videos at the festival in Berlin. MORE
Earlier, I wrote about designing microlearning, but what I was really talking about was the design of spaced learning. So how should you design the type of microlearning I really feel is valuable? Performance support would be providing a set of steps (in whatever ways: series of static photos, video, etc) or supporting those steps (checklist, lookup table, etc). The design process, then, would be to identify the model guiding the performance (e.g. design mobil MORE
Today’s Monday video is a visual gift from Jim Denevan, an artist who takes the word “drawing&# and turns it into a meditation of movement, beauty and empherality. KQED Spark – Jim Denevan – YouTube. We can’t capture that in a knowledge base, or “cook&# it into a course design. Monday videos change reflection storytelling MORE
This year's main stage sessions were a fantastic mix of real-world design successes (and failures), learning lessons from established brands and emerging startups, interesting perspectives on technology, culture and human behavior and inspiring stories from within and outside of the field of experience design. We're happy to share these videos with you and hope you find the talks engaging, informative and inspiring. MORE
I also urge you to look at the online video of his talk, as well as the subsequent conversation he held with Levin Institute president and former broadcast journalist Garrick Utley. If we do, I want to know who designed it. So, rather than focusing on fixing a non-existent health care system, we need to take a step back, take a breath, reset, reboot, and begin to design the system of the future. MORE
One is video. Video-based training has become quite popular. In the 2015 Video for Learning Pulse Survey , the Brandon Hall Group reported that about 95 percent of companies use some degree of video in their training. The Brandon Hall Group commented, “When we consider the types of training available, video has the potential to be some of the most engaging, if used properly.” Still, not every employer is into the idea of video-based training. MORE
At UX Week this year, Temple Grandin, Professor of Animal Sciences at Colorado State University, talked about her experience having Autism and designing for the livestock industry. She shared how important her abnormal focus on detail, ability to think in pictures, both common to Autism, enable her design for livestock in a way that ‘normal’ people can’t. Can you imagine an alternate reality? MORE
Adaptive Path’s Scott Sullivan is a contributing author of Designing for Emerging Technologies published by O’Reilly Media and released today. Scott’s chapter is Prototyping Interactive Objects and outlines his experiences in prototyping objects to the same fidelity that he expects from his screen-based wireframes and how designers with limited technical backgrounds can do the same. Adaptive Path Design Leaders Designing for Emerging Technologies Scott Sullivan MORE
It's pretty easy to get caught up in things like video events and content and to forget that the true purpose of the course is connection. Of course we've done that with the Your Feeds page, but that page is designed for humans. I stopped work and made a couple of videos related to this: Using OPML - [link] Harvesting Feeds on gRSShopper: [link] JSON While I'm working on the feeds list I'll export in JSON as well. MORE
I have long used highly visual presentations to accompany my keynotes, often including numerous videos without sound as well an array of full screen images. Below is a video of the keynote’s visual presentation. Crowdsourcing design Keynote speaker Technology trendsIn late April I gave a keynote at TheNextWeb 2012 conference in Amsterdam on The Future of Crowds. I have for many years intended to develop a full motion graphics presentation. MORE
So it feels appropriate to kick off sharing videos from this year's MX event with a 15-minute story of a very real challenge from Typekit CEO Jeff Veen—Designing for Disaster. Our annual MX Conference tackles the challenges of people who deliver new and better experiences everyday. Jeff's team at Typekit faced their biggest challenge and opportunity when the Typekit system faced the significant traffic brought on by a successful customer. MORE
If I’m going to rail against myths in learning, it makes sense to be clear about what learning design without myths looks like. Let me lay out a little of what mythless learning design is, or should be. Using video and images for everything because we process images 60K faster. MORE
Trivantis have asked me to host this free webinar, in which I will consider how you can move beyond instructional design to designing for performance support. Insights on providing resources and bite-sized content, such as video, screencasts, or text instead of courses. Ready to get results with performance support? In the session I will cover the following aspects. Trends in modern authoring. MORE
Clark Quinn
JULY 28, 2020
If I’m going to rail against myths in learning, it makes sense to be clear about what learning design without myths looks like. Let me lay out a little of what mythless learning design is, or should be. Using video and images for everything because we process images 60K faster.
Clark Quinn
DECEMBER 15, 2017
So, I’ve been creating a ‘deeper elearning’ course for one of the video course providers. But to do this, I had to do some serious learning about creating video. My mentor/colleague/friend showed me (by video chat) his elegant setup. Of course, he’s been doing video for decades. And that’s my error, too, since I have video anxiety almost as bad as my phone anxiety, and dragged my heels until things were too late.
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Clark Quinn
MAY 10, 2017
Earlier, I wrote about designing microlearning, but what I was really talking about was the design of spaced learning. So how should you design the type of microlearning I really feel is valuable? Performance support would be providing a set of steps (in whatever ways: series of static photos, video, etc) or supporting those steps (checklist, lookup table, etc). The design process, then, would be to identify the model guiding the performance (e.g. design mobil
Dave Snowden
JULY 29, 2020
On September 16, 2019, Cognitive Edge was invited to a Research Meeting convened by the Stanford Center for Design Research and the David Ramsey Map Center. The event was convened to integrate perspectives on Innovation Ecosystem and Design Thinking to come together to share insights. .
Clark Quinn
APRIL 25, 2017
Someone asked for a video on the Workplace of the Future project , so I created one. Just a walkthrough with some narration, talking about some of the design decisions. I’m not a practiced video creator, so gentle, please! The post Workplace of the Future video appeared first on Learnlets. designThought I’d share it with you, too. One learning for me (that I’m sure you knew): a script really helps!
Clark Quinn
JUNE 12, 2018
He knew that I had designed games before returning to grad school, and had subsequently done one on my thesis research. They’d spent their budget on a video, comic book, and a poster, but now realized that the kids would play games at the Care centers. I taught my interface design students HyperCard, to have a simple language to prototype in. The resulting play was good, but the design was lacking (neither my student nor I were graphic designers).
Clark Quinn
APRIL 11, 2018
I’ve often complained about how the tools we have make it easy to do bad design. Authoring tools, in general, are oriented on a ‘page’ metaphor; they’re designed to provide a sequence of pages. The pages can contain a variety of media: text, audio, video. The challenge isn’t inherent in the tool design. It’s up to (all of) us to create design processes that focus on the important aspects. design technology
Clark Quinn
MARCH 7, 2017
I attended a recent Meetup of the Bay Area Learning Design & Technology, and it led to some insights. I was tapped to host the Learning Design conversation (there were three others: LMS, Measurement, and Social Learning), and that meant that a subset of the group sat in on the discussion. I’d chosen to start with 3 or four questions to prompt discussion: What is good learning design? Are you doing good learning design? design
Adaptive Path
DECEMBER 4, 2014
Adaptive Path’s Scott Sullivan is a contributing author of Designing for Emerging Technologies published by O’Reilly Media and released today. Scott’s chapter is Prototyping Interactive Objects and outlines his experiences in prototyping objects to the same fidelity that he expects from his screen-based wireframes and how designers with limited technical backgrounds can do the same. Adaptive Path Design Leaders Designing for Emerging Technologies Scott Sullivan
Adaptive Path
DECEMBER 4, 2014
Adaptive Path’s Scott Sullivan is a contributing author of Designing for Emerging Technologies published by O’Reilly Media and released today. Scott’s chapter is Prototyping Interactive Objects and outlines his experiences in prototyping objects to the same fidelity that he expects from his screen-based wireframes and how designers with limited technical backgrounds can do the same.
Adaptive Path
APRIL 11, 2011
So it feels appropriate to kick off sharing videos from this year's MX event with a 15-minute story of a very real challenge from Typekit CEO Jeff Veen—Designing for Disaster. Our annual MX Conference tackles the challenges of people who deliver new and better experiences everyday. Jeff's team at Typekit faced their biggest challenge and opportunity when the Typekit system faced the significant traffic brought on by a successful customer.
Adaptive Path
APRIL 11, 2011
So it feels appropriate to kick off sharing videos from this year's MX event with a 15-minute story of a very real challenge from Typekit CEO Jeff Veen—Designing for Disaster. Our annual MX Conference tackles the challenges of people who deliver new and better experiences everyday. Jeff's team at Typekit faced their biggest challenge and opportunity when the Typekit system faced the significant traffic brought on by a successful customer.
Adaptive Path
APRIL 14, 2011
And that's right in line with Charles Warren's 10 minutes on how the three little words "How Might We" makes design deliver significantly better results. Charles leads Google's Social UX team, and before that, the Google Mobile UX team and before that, he was the co-lead of IDEO's Software Experience Design Practice Our annual MX conference helps managers working to deliver better experiences to the world.
Adaptive Path
AUGUST 25, 2016
For this year’s BarnRaise , Sept 9-11, The Capital ONE Design team is partnering with Family House (FH), a local nonprofit that provides free, temporary housing for families with children undergoing cancer and other treatment at the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. We’ve learned about children running up to the front desk to rent videos when they’re feeling well enough simply because there’s no time to waste. About Capital ONE Design. Wall Mural by Brendan Murphy.
Ross Dawson
DECEMBER 30, 2014
The last months of 2014 have been so crazy that I have, unfortunately, not had the time to create highly designed content on the year ahead. Here they are, together with illustrative videos. Now powerful editing tools make it easy for anyone to make themselves look wonderful in photos, and we will soon be able to choose how we look in video calls, making us appear well-dressed, perfectly groomed and made-up even if we’ve just dragged ourselves out of bed.
Jay Cross
APRIL 6, 2009
Early this year I decided to learn how to create effective video. After polling friends and reading reviews, I bought myself a Canon HF 10 video cam last month. I read several books on shooting video. I just finished editing the video this afternoon. Instructional design and video production have many aspects in common, but that will be the topic of a future post. It’s always darkest before the dawn.
Adaptive Path
JUNE 18, 2012
The Adaptive Path iPad app has just been updated to include speaker videos from the 2012 MX Conference. — Kip Lee, Four Meta-Strategies for Design and Management. — Kip Lee, Four Meta-Strategies for Design and Management. UX managers are translators of business strategies into design opportunities for staff. — Kevin Nolan, Looking Forward: Emerging Tech and Consumer Trends Impacting UX Design.
Trends in the Living Networks
OCTOBER 12, 2020
We must start by thinking through the ethical issues and potential implications of AI, and from that designing the future organizations that will in turn shape all of society and the role of humans in creating value. Watch the video here, or you can read the full transcript below.
Adaptive Path
JUNE 18, 2012
The Adaptive Path iPad app has just been updated to include speaker videos from the 2012 MX Conference. — Kip Lee, Four Meta-Strategies for Design and Management. UX managers are translators of business strategies into design opportunities for staff. — Kevin Nolan, Looking Forward: Emerging Tech and Consumer Trends Impacting UX Design. Also see great videos from Greg Petroff of GE, Miguel Lunaparra of Sony, and many more via the iPad app or on the web
Adaptive Path
AUGUST 19, 2013
We, the design community, talk (and write and speak) a lot about empathy. Some, at the extremes, position human-centered designers as Platonic figures releasing stakeholders from the shadows of opinion and faceless analytics into the reality of human emotions, needs, and desires. I fundamentally believe empathy is a foundational soft skill in design practice. ” So, every once in a while, mix some fiction in with those design books, blogs, and tweets.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
OCTOBER 21, 2018
Videos Videos are an important part of any MOOC and these MOOCs are no exception. In the first week or so I created four videos, including two live recordings of conference talks, a live webcast interview, and an opener. Normally, I like to use xSplit to produce and publish videos, but the new release has not been playing well with my laptop. This worked pretty well, with a video window, a slides window, and a chat window, all on the one page.
Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 1, 2009
This December, we’re hosting a Learning Video Festival. The web is chock full of delightful, generally free video resources. History and Traditions of Design Activism here in Berkeley or electrical engineering at MIT and much, much more. What online video resources have you discovered? Please limit your suggestions to videos that are free and readily available on the web. We’ll select the exemplary videos at the festival in Berlin.
Dave Gray
FEBRUARY 21, 2012
As part of the kickoff for the Global Service Jam, I was asked to offer some tips on how service designers could use gamestorming. So I put together a few thoughts in this short video
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
OCTOBER 25, 2018
Videos Recall from the previous part of this series that videos were created and displayed on the Course Videos page. I've made more videos since then and the page is getting pretty long. Also, I wanted to be able to put videos on the Event page and even on the Modules page. I need to associate each video with an event, and with a module. I also added an extra tab to allow me to upload files, because not all media will be YouTube videos.
Ross Dawson
JUNE 17, 2015
Click on the image to see a video of the segment : In the segment I pointed to some of the broader trends shaping the future of work, as well as particular jobs that would be disappearing or growing. DESIGN is in a way the defining domain of the future, in shaping technology, products, and indeed everything in our world so it best suits humans. In the segment I used the example of emotional robot designers, those who design machines to interact with us on an emotional level.
Adaptive Path
AUGUST 25, 2016
For this year’s BarnRaise , Sept 9-11, The Capital ONE Design team is partnering with Family House (FH), a local nonprofit that provides free, temporary housing for families with children undergoing cancer and other treatment at the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital. We’ve learned about children running up to the front desk to borrow videos when they’re feeling well enough simply because there’s no time to waste. About Capital ONE Design. Wall Mural by Brendan Murphy.
Trends in the Living Networks
SEPTEMBER 4, 2012
I have long used highly visual presentations to accompany my keynotes, often including numerous videos without sound as well an array of full screen images. Below is a video of the keynote’s visual presentation. Crowdsourcing design Keynote speaker Technology trendsIn late April I gave a keynote at TheNextWeb 2012 conference in Amsterdam on The Future of Crowds. I have for many years intended to develop a full motion graphics presentation.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
OCTOBER 30, 2018
It's pretty easy to get caught up in things like video events and content and to forget that the true purpose of the course is connection. Of course we've done that with the Your Feeds page, but that page is designed for humans. I stopped work and made a couple of videos related to this: Using OPML - [link] Harvesting Feeds on gRSShopper: [link] JSON While I'm working on the feeds list I'll export in JSON as well.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
MARCH 4, 2015
In this paper I would like to address the core design elements in the development of a personal learning architecture being developed in the National Research Council''s Learning and Performance Support Systems program. The NRC-designed MOOC differs significantly from traditional courses. The NRC LPSS program is a 5-year $20 million effort designed to develop these core technologies and bind them with a common platform.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
OCTOBER 10, 2018
These are mostly live video conferences with guests. And if I'm using one system for video it's hard to change half way through the course to support something different. So there's only one URL for activities: [link] For the video page, I'll embed a YouTube live video (or archive video, if nothing is currently happening) using the standard YouTibe embed command (which is in fact an iFrame). Activities Each week of the course will feature some events.
Adaptive Path
OCTOBER 29, 2010
If you’re a programmer you’ll be inspired to start designing, and if you’re a designer you might find yourself inspired to take up coding. Ben Fry, UX Week: Computational Information Design from Adaptive Path’s UX Week Videos. Click here to download the PDF transcript of this video Click here to read the transcript of this video Click here to view this video on YouTube with English captions.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
NOVEMBER 4, 2018
Dates in RSS need to be RFC 822, so I use date format=rfc822 - I've included keywords for both posts and media, so I can include the videos as links in the RSS feed. In the keyword command for media (first one in the list) notice I used url~youtube.com - I added the.com because someone had an image with 'youtube' in the URL and I didn't want to link to it as a video, and I added the before the. The RSS Feed The course isn't truly distributed until it has an RSS feed.
Adaptive Path
OCTOBER 12, 2011
This year's main stage sessions were a fantastic mix of real-world design successes (and failures), learning lessons from established brands and emerging startups, interesting perspectives on technology, culture and human behavior and inspiring stories from within and outside of the field of experience design. We're happy to share these videos with you and hope you find the talks engaging, informative and inspiring.
Adaptive Path
AUGUST 19, 2013
We, the design community, talk (and write and speak) a lot about empathy. Some, at the extremes, position human-centered designers as Platonic figures releasing stakeholders from the shadows of opinion and faceless analytics into the reality of human emotions, needs, and desires. I fundamentally believe empathy is a foundational soft skill in design practice. So, every once in a while, mix some fiction in with those design books, blogs, and tweets.
John Hagel
MARCH 28, 2011
Experience design has emerged in part as a response to this growing need we all have. It is no longer enough to design products and services so that they have aesthetic appeal and perform well. We are on the cusp of another major shift in the focus of experience design, one that moves far beyond the impact of individual products and services. The design challenge becomes how to design experiences that maximize flow.
Clark Quinn
OCTOBER 8, 2010
Focus on action, not content : rather than require learners to view this video or that document, make them available. Tags: design I was working with one of my clients/partners on an opportunity to develop classroom learning on a tablet. The first push is to get something to show teachers and trial in a classroom.
Nancy White
JUNE 15, 2009
Via Dvice comes today’s Monday video - YouTube - DEADLINE post-it stop motion. Talk about visual thinking - take a look at what Savannah College of Art and Design student Bang-yao Liu created. For a how to video, check here. Tags: Monday videos visual thinking Seriously, as a facilitator, sticky notes are my FRIEND.
TOPYX LMS
JULY 6, 2016
One is video. Video-based training has become quite popular. In the 2015 Video for Learning Pulse Survey , the Brandon Hall Group reported that about 95 percent of companies use some degree of video in their training. The Brandon Hall Group commented, “When we consider the types of training available, video has the potential to be some of the most engaging, if used properly.” Still, not every employer is into the idea of video-based training.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
FEBRUARY 11, 2007
How would you design it?" Participating cars have digital video cameras attached to them. Just like on Google video. When you hit this the video 60 seconds before and after the button push is sent to authorities. Video from nearby vehicles is also retrieved, if possible, for correlation. Staff review the video and determine whether penalties should apply. Video from more reliable drivers is reported first; reliable drivers get a premium.
Adaptive Path
OCTOBER 30, 2009
At UX Week this year, Temple Grandin, Professor of Animal Sciences at Colorado State University, talked about her experience having Autism and designing for the livestock industry. She shared how important her abnormal focus on detail, ability to think in pictures, both common to Autism, enable her design for livestock in a way that ‘normal’ people can’t. Can you imagine an alternate reality?
Jane Hart
APRIL 11, 2016
Trivantis have asked me to host this free webinar, in which I will consider how you can move beyond instructional design to designing for performance support. Insights on providing resources and bite-sized content, such as video, screencasts, or text instead of courses. Ready to get results with performance support? In the session I will cover the following aspects. Trends in modern authoring.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
OCTOBER 8, 2009
I also urge you to look at the online video of his talk, as well as the subsequent conversation he held with Levin Institute president and former broadcast journalist Garrick Utley. If we do, I want to know who designed it. So, rather than focusing on fixing a non-existent health care system, we need to take a step back, take a breath, reset, reboot, and begin to design the system of the future.
Nancy White
SEPTEMBER 12, 2011
Today’s Monday video is a visual gift from Jim Denevan, an artist who takes the word “drawing&# and turns it into a meditation of movement, beauty and empherality. KQED Spark – Jim Denevan – YouTube. We can’t capture that in a knowledge base, or “cook&# it into a course design. Monday videos change reflection storytelling
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