When Your Learning Systems Start to Look Like the Urban Jungle The urban jungle is an extraordinary place. At first glance, everything appears chaotic. Traffic is moving in every direction, crowds fill pavements and public transport, and ever taller buildings rise higher every year. Well
Week 7 in our biome series: Lessons from the Shoreline. This week in our Learning Ecosystems series, at cities, how they act as ecosystems and what we can learn from this in our design and management of learning management systems. In cities, concrete replaces soil,
Help! We just got a Moodle LMS and I don’t know where to start! (Part 2 of 2) The contract was signed. The site is live. The login screen looks super official. Now what? Excitement lasts a few minutes, then a quieter feeling sets in.
Week 7 in our biome series: Lessons from the Shoreline. I can smell it now, the sea spray-mix of fish, sand, dune bushes and rocky mosses. It reminds me of childhood with handlines and nets, the hats we had to wear when adults were watching
When Your Learning Ecosystem Starts to Feel Like the Savanna: How to Maintain Balance Savanna ecosystems never sit still. Rain arrives, and the grass shoots up almost overnight. A few weeks later, the plains are bustling with grazers. Where the herds go, predators follow. Then,
Week 6 in our biome series: Lessons from the Savannah. Rain comes and goes. In a single season, grass grows tall enough to hide a herd and a few months later has dries back to brittle stalks again. Herds migrate across vast distances, followed by
