New essay distilling one strand of some ongoing work
I argue that books lack a functioning model of how people learn—instead, they're (accidentally, invisibly) built around a model that's plainly false. Plus some early models for what to do about it.https://andymatuschak.org/books/
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Check out game designer
@janemcgonigal Here TED talks are a good place to start. But then actually try playing her games. They are highly interactive with the mind, exploring the self and what we want to do, and how we can do it by collaborating with others. -
Definitely a fan of her work!
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Very familiar -- I believe they're only up to a few hundred people and I'm not sure things are scalable beyond that... The constraint is excellent seminar leaders.
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*nods* My understanding is that they try to lighten the dependence on strong seminar leaders by making the seminars unusually pre-scripted. The software has special features to support seminar leaders in executing these plans. Not sure how well it's working in practice.
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