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Lenses and Parallels. Most writing about educational technology draws on business case studies, product comparisons, and implementation frameworks. This collection draws on varied sources: speculative fiction from Ursula K. Le Guin and others, design principles borrowed from natural systems, contemplative practice, and life-centered design. The thread connecting these pieces is an interest in what we can learn about technology, learning, and ethics from parallel fields to our own.

  • How Science Fiction Can Improve EdTech & Design


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    Change Management, Continuous Learning, EdTech, LXD, Speculative Fiction, Sustainable/Green Design
    How Science Fiction Can Improve EdTech & Design
  • Le Guin’s Carrier Bag Theory in Learning Design


    Lenses
    EdTech, Human/Life-Centered, LXD, Speculative Fiction, Storytelling
    Le Guin’s Carrier Bag Theory in Learning Design
  • Life-Centered Design in E-Learning


    Lenses
    E-learning/Distance, EdTech, Generative AI, Human/Life-Centered, LXD, Sustainable/Green Design, User Research
    Life-Centered Design in E-Learning
  • What Koan Practice Taught Me About E-Learning (and What I’m Still Figuring Out)


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    Continuous Learning, E-learning/Distance, Human/Life-Centered, Microlearning
    What Koan Practice Taught Me About E-Learning (and What I’m Still Figuring Out)
  • Calm Technology in Educational Settings


    Lenses
    Calm Design, EdTech, UXD
  • Patience in Design and Development


    Lenses
    E-learning/Distance, LXD, Project Management, Prototyping, Spiral Model
  • Audio-Only Options: Do You Really Need Instructional Videos?


    Lenses
    Adult Learning, Calm Design, E-learning/Distance, Mobile Learning, Product Management
    Audio-Only Options: Do You Really Need Instructional Videos?
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