A decade ago, when I started working in skills as a medium to express learning expectations and job preparedness much of my focus was on the learner / worker. My first book, Skills Based Approach, is an effective guide for planning an education and / or a career (directed at a young adult). As I… Continue Reading
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While introducing the learning labels system, top suggestion I get is to verify the expectations (remove the arbitrary) with peer reviews. I agree. I push a scientific analogy of defining learning expectations and job requirements with skills and Skill Points like defining atoms and coefficients to substances. A peer review interface was built into the… Continue Reading
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After the February 2021 release, got some questions and feedback. I suggest viewing the 20-minute video release on the new features and apps with the learning labels (at the top of the page): www.skillslabel.com . Here are some of my responses: http://www.skillsculture.com/Blog/Display?name=QA-February-Learning-Labels-Release
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In the last few months, my team released three Android applications and a Microsoft Windows 10 application. Before that, I added significant features with the web application. I wanted to do a typical in-person release (fun), show how they work and get some live feedback. But given the current restrictions, this cannot take place. Instead,… Continue Reading
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From the start, learning and job labels set a standard for learning expectations and job requirements respectively. There is a platform to connect them together as learning dashboards (responsive) and pathways (direct linkages). There is a new Windows 10 application, which combines the three Android applications: Learning Labels Create, Learning Labels Dashboard, and Learning Labels Paged. This works because the target is mainly… Continue Reading
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Announcing release of new version of the Learning Labels Android application. A new feature (probably the whole WIFM of the app) is to modify and change learning pathways. This requires a valid admin account. The target audience of users of the application include K-12, higher education, career counselors, curriculum designers, publishers of learning resources, workforce… Continue Reading
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Recently, I was told some of my team’s work might not be simple enough to understand. I got to thinking how so much of the time I am promoting sophistication. With the blazing speed that complexity is being introduced into software applications, there is a requirement for a deep layered integration. Most applications require some… Continue Reading
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An initial release of a learning labels application on all Android devices. There will be another, more final one in mid January. Use a sample data set to see how learning dashboards and pathways work. Create an online account and start build your own elements: http://www.skillslabel.com
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Just launched a pre-release version of the Android application for learning labels. To get the app: Goto the website: http://www.skillslabel.com . In the follow section, click on the link for the Android Application. (On your Android device, change the setting to “Allow Getting Apps from Other Sources”). Email a request (newapp@skillslabel.com). Receive an email from… Continue Reading
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Learning is pervasive in our every experience. A practitioner planning a learning pathway needs to respond when the inspiration hits. Looking to launch a new Android mobile application in early January. Signup to learn more about the release: ryan@skillslabel.com
