@leigh An idea–some kind of open list of all the interesting people, books, concepts that Autumm and others mentioned throughout the thread. Like I’m sure there are dozens of new people from this who I want to make sure I’m following on twitter or reading their blogs, etc.
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Thank you again so, so much for this, @autumm393! It was an absolute delight to have you with us.
@steelwagstaff I will get on that!
@steelwagstaff Great idea! We’ll pool together resources – people, books, concepts, etc. – mentioned today and share this compiled list in this thread. Keep an eye out!
Thank you @autumm393 for all your helpful insights and stories. And thank you to everyone who joined the discussion.
I’ve compiled the suggested resources from the AMA here. Have a look. Happy reading.
- The Dick and Carey Instructional Designer Model
- ADDIE-Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation
- L.Dee Fink’s Creating Significant Learning Experiences
- Pedago.me
- Susannah Simmons’s “The Origin of Pedago.me”
- Wikipedia’s Instructional Design page
- YouTube about the Cynefin Framework
- How People Learn
- Michelle Miller’s Minds Online
- John C. Bean’s Engaging Ideas
- Joshua R. Eyler’s How Humans Learn
- Lillian Hogendoorn’s keynote “Working Towards Open”
- Maha Bali and Autumm Caines’s “A call for promoting ownership, equity, and agency in faculty development via connected learning”
For more ID resources: Top 10 Books on Teaching
A list of amazing people working in Open Ed: Maha @bali, Sundi Richard, Joe Murphy, Chris Gilliard, Helen DeWaard, Rebecca Hogue, Christian Friedrich, George Station, Bonnie Stewart, Dave Cormier, Sean Michael Morris, Jesse Stommel, @robinderosa1, @rajiv-jhangiani, Amy Collier, Audrey Watters, Howard Rheingold, Catherine Cronin, Kate Bowles, @steelwagstaff, Jess Mitchell @jmitchell , Terry Greene, Karen Cangiolosi, Martha Burtis, Sherri Spelic, Alec Couros, and Doug Levin.
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What a great resource this list is, @LeighKP, thank you! I’ve got a new reading list!
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