The Design of Learning Experience

Introduction.- A Panoramic View of the Future of Learning and the Role of Design(ers) in Such Experiences.- A Constructivist Process: Designing an Intervention to Teach Complex Thinking Skills.- Promoting Learner-Centered Instruction Through the Design of Contextually Relevant Experiences.- Reconsidering the Design of a Learning Design Studio.- The Multifacted Endeavor of Online Teaching: The Need for a New Lens.- Critiquing the Role of the Learner and Context in Aesthetic Learning Experiences.- Design Team Collaboration with a Complex Ill-Structured Design Problem.- Design of a Learner-Centered Seminar and Studio Based Polytechnic Institute.- Repertoire of Precedents: Designers KindlingFatwood During Reflection-in-Action.-Mastery Learning Within Accelerated Learning Environments.- Using Ubiquitous Learning Techniques to Build Competency in Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math: A sySTEMic Approach.- Designing Authentic Educational Experiences through Service-Learning.- Instructional Design as Feminist Practice.- The Kiowa Language and Culture Revitalization Program: Designing a Community-based Learning.-Model for an Endangered Language.- Examining Learning Experience in Two Online Courses using Web Logs and Experience Sampling Method (ESM).- Reflections on the 2014 Summer Research Symposium.

Brad Hokanson, RA, PhD is the Director of Educational Futures at the University of Minnesota College of Design, Twin Cities.