Updated the interface for the Learning Labels Teams app to match what is on the website version. The app now includes: Scenario Analysis, Skill Emblems, and Profiles. See how this works:
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Promoting learning, course and job labels (aka Skills Labels) for more than five years, essentially after all the patent applications were filed (as soon as I could). There are two important aspects to them I promote: For the first point, awareness is critical. I am always striking conversations telling people what the learning labels are… Continue Reading
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Last week read commentary on how we should strive for connection as opposed to perfection. I find this comparison not only a question of personal growth, but the crux of learning. Working in the medium of skills for more than a decade now, I tried to think of a way to frame this in the… Continue Reading
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New Version of Learning Labels Profile app: Signal Skill Achievements with Connections and Teammates
Often pitch the value of signaling skills among a team or peers. (Did this significantly in the book Skills Based Approach.) Optimizing a collective intelligence is better than individual intelligences because more often than not we work in teams. Skills are an ideal medium to build a collective intelligence. This app (Learning Labels Profiles) is… Continue Reading
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Yesterday read an article on how our current administration is suggesting policy with nutritional labels – placing them on the front instead of the back of packaging; each of the last four administrations conducted policy regarding nutritional labels. Their utility in building consumer awareness cannot be overstated. The inspiration for learning labels formulized as I… Continue Reading
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Learning Labels Collections embodies one goal of the platform: use learning labels to define learning for tasks and experiences, then track accomplishments (Skill Emblems) – all in skills. At each level, there is clarity on how Skill Points are derived and summarized – a key differentiation with the recently allowed patent application. See this video… Continue Reading
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My Learning Labels app functions like a light LMS. A simple, intuitive interface for tasking, series, and grading. All accomplished from a smartphone or tablet. Use of the app requires the learning labels system, where practitioners create learning labels – definitions of tasks and experiences in skills. Learn more: http://www.skillslabel.com (Click on the image pane… Continue Reading
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After more than a decade of work in the medium of skills, finally starting to move much of the accumulated intellectual property into named entities. This blog is actually a strong testament to many of the contributions (with copyrighted posts, graphics, and social media posts) and might be used to establish naming rights if needed.… Continue Reading
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This is a rendering of the Skill Syllabus as a PDF and is accessible via the website applications, Android app, and Windows 10 apps. This shows the value proposition of a Skill Syllabus: a way to define and quantify the learning in skills while keeping the integrity of a standard syllabus. The patent allowed Learning… Continue Reading
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Updated the navigation for the Skill Syllabus app on Google Android: made the interface quicker; and added a way to move up and down through syllabus and left and right through the sections of a syllabus. Sign up for Skill Syllabus on the website: https://www.skillslabel.com. Create Skill Syllabus using the website or Learning Labels Create… Continue Reading
