Navigating the Unpredictable
The excitement of exploring innovative teaching methods and assessing their impact is palpable, but the road ahead is invisible.
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Julie Pasley
- Aug 18
- 3 min
Surprise!
But then I remembered why I'm driven to do any of this and why I'm in the field of education. I know it can be done better.
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Julie Pasley
- Aug 12
- 3 min
Less is More
MVP could transform how we design and deliver education, making it more scalable, sustainable, and responsive to students' needs.
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Julie Pasley
- Aug 5
- 3 min
Winning the Learning Game
Designing the game of learning is just another intricate puzzle to solve.
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Julie Pasley
- Jul 22
- 3 min
Digging up Treasures
I found an article that restored my hope that there are others in the field who are asking the questions that will help us dig deeper.
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Julie Pasley
- Jul 15
- 3 min
Finding the Flow in Learning
Play is one of those things like love. It's easy to spot and when we're in the midst of it, we know it, but it's not so easy to define.
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Julie Pasley
- Jul 8
- 2 min
Academic Writer Needs Some Fireworks!
This past week I have discovered some new game-changing tools that have made the task of research much more enjoyable for me.
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Julie Pasley
- Jun 17
- 5 min
Failure at All Costs
What I like most about this process is that failure is built into the steps.
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Julie Pasley
- Jun 10
- 4 min
The Bar of Sustenance
"sustainable" translates to the least effort needed to ensure continuance. What a low bar!
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Julie Pasley
- Jun 3
- 3 min
Innovating in a World of Laggards
The socially responsible innovator should consider the laggard's concerns. The wise innovator should know when to press on.
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Julie Pasley
- May 20
- 4 min
Interrupting the Disruptive Dispute
Disruptive technology is a bit of a misnomer. It isn't something inherently negative to be prevented.
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Julie Pasley
- May 13
- 3 min
Lights, Camera, Nudge!
Every now and then I find those surprises that nudge me on to keep digging, keep testing, and keep learning.
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Julie Pasley
- May 6
- 6 min
Calling All IDs: Get Agile or Get Left Behind!
Today I want to speak specifically to the Instructional Designers (IDs) in the world. What I’m talking about applies to other educators,...
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Julie Pasley
- May 6
- 5 min
Not My First Rodeo, But Still a New Ride
I wondered at the start of this program if I'd get much value out of this part of the process.
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Julie Pasley
- Feb 26
- 4 min
ID Through an App Developer's Lens
I want to explore a bit about how the principles of software development are similar and/or useful for instructional development.
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Julie Pasley
- Feb 19
- 2 min
Fashioning Learning
Visual design is the part of the design and development process that makes the learning experience come to life.
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Julie Pasley
- Feb 12
- 3 min
My Grandfather's Wisdom
My materials are the learners, each a distinct piece of timber with its own grain and story.
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Julie Pasley
- Jan 29
- 3 min
The ID Journey: A is for Ask
In the ID world, we rely on historical data and educated guesses, and draw a map based on probable learner profiles.
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Julie Pasley
- Jan 22
- 4 min
The ID Model: Next Great Baker Edition
Creating a data-driven ID model is a lot like baking – it requires the right ingredients
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Julie Pasley
- Jan 15
- 3 min
The ID: Master Chef Edition
In essence, the ID is a chef, orchestrating a symphony of flavors to create a memorable and fulfilling experience.
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