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Notes for W-MIT Source A-1.2.1
Submitted by Kathy on Wed, 2012-01-18 17:291. " How software can act as an assistant to the user rather than a tool, by learning from interaction and by proactively anticipating the user's needs."
My comments
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a. I can abstract a few structures here
~ Structure 1: "software act as an assistant"
~ Structure 2: "by learning from interaction"
~ Structure 3: "by proactively anticipating the user's needs"
Tree-threads for W-MIT Source A-1.1.2
Submitted by Kathy on Tue, 2012-01-17 20:46Word tree-threads
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Notes for W-MIT Source A-1.1.2
Submitted by Kathy on Tue, 2012-01-17 20:05Notes from http://www.media.mit.edu/about/faq#what
1. "... foresaw the coming convergence of computing, publishing, and broadcast, fueled by changes in the communications industry"
My comments:
a. What is the relationships between 'media' & 'communication'?
b. I want to relate media to "mediation" in learning science.
Tree-threads for W-MIT Source A-1.1.1
Submitted by Kathy on Tue, 2012-01-17 16:11Tree-threads created based on "Mission and history"
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A-1.1.1-w1: future
A-1.1.1-w2: technology
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A-1.1.1-future-ph1: better future
A-1.1.1-future-ph2: future-obsessed product designers
A-1.1.1-technology-ph1: aided by technology
A-1.1.1-misc-ph1: embed .. digital .. with .. physical
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A-1.1.1-future-s1: "At the Media Lab, the future is lived, not imagined."
Notes for W-MIT Source A-1.1.1
Submitted by Kathy on Tue, 2012-01-17 15:51Notes on "Mission and History" of Media Lab
from http://www.media.mit.edu/about/mission-history
1. Future
1.1 "At the Media Lab, the future is lived, not imagined."
1.2 "Media Lab researchers design technologies for people to create a better future."
How can technology help instructional designers? Part 2—ID templates
Submitted by Kathy on Tue, 2010-06-08 21:44Microsoft Publisher helps people perform some tasks with available templates that embed the expertise of graphic designers. Therefore, with these templates, users lacking graphic design skills can still produce professional look documents. Moreover, even professional graphic designers might save time by simply modifying the templates.
Amazing MAPS—part 2
Submitted by Kathy on Fri, 2010-04-02 14:50Amazing MAPs-part1
Submitted by Kathy on Mon, 2010-03-29 22:30A few typical moments in my daily life:
Moment #1: Visited Google Map, checked the route to a target place
Moment #2: Inside the subway train, viewed the subway map to see where to transfer
Moment #3: Calibrated with Canada Food Guide Map to plan my eating
Moment #4: Chose one of the navigation maps (in the software tool Articulate) for my e-learning design.
Moment #5: Designed a navigation map from SmartArt, and then combined with Articulate.
How can technology help instructional designers? Part 1: Can rapid e-learning tools fasten the instructional design process?
Submitted by Kathy on Thu, 2009-10-15 10:42As Lectora, Captivate, and other tools are called rapid e-learning tools, after all, they are only authoring tools. These tools can fasten the programming, and maybe some graphic design processes; however, they cannot fasten the instructional design process.
Preview Some Analogies of B-learning: Give You a Little Feel and Guess of it
Submitted by Kathy on Tue, 2009-09-22 15:09In Adobe Photoshop, users can manipulate lines, shapes, colors, lights, & patterns etc, to discover and create an image. In B-learning, users can manipulate abstract learning concepts to discover and create a learning solution. Maybe in not too far future, users can manipulate both abstract learning concepts and simulated learning activity to discover and create a learning solution.