May 23, 2020
Recycling project
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May 23, 2020
Recycling project
Victoria Reece
To me, Instructional Design, in its perfect form, is a mixture of writing, education, typography, graphic design, and neuroscience. It’s part pedagogy and part computer arts. It’s the art of harnessing and shaping messy information into something that’s thoughtfully contained, accessible, and beautiful.
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In this interaction, learners can drag and drop various items into either a recycling bin or a trash can to practice sorting waste correctly. Custom feedback is provided each time an item is dropped into the recycling bin or trash can.
This type of interaction is perfect for projects that need to give learners practice classifying items by type, or learning about items in light of different categories.
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Victoria Reece
To me, Instructional Design, in its perfect form, is a mixture of writing, education, typography, graphic design, and neuroscience. It’s part pedagogy and part computer arts. It’s the art of harnessing and shaping messy information into something that’s thoughtfully contained, accessible, and beautiful.
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To me, Instructional Design, in its perfect form, is a mixture of writing, education, typography, graphic design, and neuroscience. It’s part pedagogy and part computer arts. It’s the art of harnessing and shaping messy information into something that’s thoughtfully contained, accessible, and beautiful.
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Diana Cotte
Aug 28, 2021
Aug 28, 2021

These are brilliant! Thank you.

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Darron Strader
Jul 27, 2021
Jul 27, 2021

good info

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taleyakncc1701
Jul 17, 2021
Jul 17, 2021

Clean and simple. I do agree with a few other comments that some of the items are hard to tell exactly what they. The info balloons that state why an item is or is not recyclable is great.

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