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
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Add learning and job elements on the GO from new mobile application…
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Top request from practitioners with the Learning Labels system is verifying their accuracy. Most suggest using peer reviews. Already built peer reviews for the web web application, built them into the mobile application for larger screens (tablets and laptops).
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Two new updates to the two mobile applications: works on a larger screen and toggles between them in a single page load. Quickly move back and forth between a useful dashboard and informative pages. Super grateful if you give this a try on your mobile device and take this two minute survey: https://forms.gle/qvjHtDP8UtRzxrmZ9
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So, why did I apply for the patent? I knew the application was original and valuable – without question other companies were going to compete with many of the key themes. I was right. Read more: http://www.skillsculture.com/Blog/Display?name=Learning-Labels-Is-Patent-Pending-Here-Is-Why
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Working through the structured dashboard to create learning pathways, I thought of creating a ‘pure, unstructured dashboard’. Some basic reasons why: Sometimes there are long drags. Moving an item to a related cluster of elements is one way to shorten them. Sometimes a section includes a few items (like two or three syllabus or jobs),… Continue Reading
