In the future, learning is moving to interactive books, games, simulations, and VR experiences. There needs to be a standardized way to express the learning expectations, related standards, and measure when achievements are accomplished. This is a proposal to use the learning labels system with games and interactive media.

This is a quick, one minute presentation of a hierarchy view within Skills Label dashboard. See previous video on how to assign and access the labels in a series.

Over the last few weeks, I have been working on a Skills Label for primary education. These labels bridge with the mainstream ones, so the whole process of finding and using the learning labels starts earlier. Now, the learning labels effectively work with K-12 education, higher education, and early career training. Through the process, I… Continue Reading

I wanted to come up with a good way to share a ‘collection of labels’ representing tasks for a course. So, I created Skill Syllabi – standard syllabi with additional sections and features to support the managing and tracking of skills. In addition, to address the collection, teachers use an interface to bring in the… Continue Reading

Over the past six and a half years, I have written three business plans for new technologies. I do not consider myself a ‘serial entrepreneur’ because each of the technologies could (should) work together, still I pitch them separately. If one of them gets funded, there is a good possibility the others also get funded… Continue Reading