Continuing on this week's exercise of defining learning objectives for a hypothetical new Excalibur.js learning experience, yesterday I grouped the steps we laid out and asked if you had any ideas. Here are the groups again for reference: Group 1 * Explain what Actors are * Explain what Scenes
Yesterday we started to think about how to create enabling objectives from scratch using the Excalibur.js quickstart as an example. We came up with the following terminal objective: "Create your first game." The rough steps, in no particular order, that would be required to reach this objective
Yesterday we reverse engineered some learning objectives in the wild and at the end pointed out there was a sequence embedded in them that matched Bloom's Taxonomy. So let's try to put this into practice a bit using a hypothetical situation. For Excalibur.js, let'
Last week I covered what learning objectives are and how to write them using Bloom's Taxonomy. Today I want to share what they look like in the wild so you can see how we reverse engineer them. In the course of doing some client work, I came across
What makes effective developer education? Joe Eames joins me to explore how to create more effective learning content that ultimately helps your product get adopted faster by developers.
Descript is an AI-powered audio/video editing tool that I use for podcast production. On the last Fundo Friday I recorded a session where I showed you how to extract segments from a podcast episode into a new composition to create multiple "audiogram" clips. In that session, the
