Canvas Collections is ready for others to test and use.
A tool to add (much needed) structure, visuals, and context to the #canvaslms modules page.
Usable by individual teachers or institutions. One Australian university already using a version.
https://t.co/6dHBBW8lX0
@neilmosley5 But "Faculty were more likely to perceive themselves as having the necessary skills and knowledge".
Also, competency isn't just individual (https://t.co/goF2Jn0k2R) Faculty could be more ready, but perhaps there are other ways in which the higher education system isn't ready?
@catspyjamasnz@guardian Yea, but what do you expect from selective reporting that relies on unrepresentative outliers...I mean how many students actually complain about "no clear study or learning outcomes" ๐
e.g. they are described as "creative sculpting clay...demanding exploratory play..need not be constraining; they can be generative"
Personal experience suggests not all orgs. would roll out design systems in ways that supported these values and possibilities.
4/4
Reading "Scaling UX with design systems" https://t.co/yM3QZA227k
"idea of a systematic...approach to visual and interaction design"
& something more of the better informed universities are looking at
1/4
More interesting at the points of value reported, design systems can:
- Reduce effort
- Scaffold learning
- Increase cross-disciplinary and cross-functional collaboration
I suspect not inherent to design systems, but how they are treated 3/4
@cj13 AI-assisted scale by adaptation/reinvention with the dial moved more toward the student?
Perhaps a part of the teacher role becomes (helping with) prompts for the LLM? Maybe, maybe not.
Pondering which conception of scale is used by most higher ed institutional L&T strategies - adoption, replication, adaptation, or reinvention? And, how that shapes what happens next
https://t.co/G8ytBmXSMi
@cj13 Another aspect I've found interesting is the the relative smallness of "scale" in higher ed L&T. I'm imaging someone from FAANG/MAMAA reacting to the notion of 4000+ courses & 50,000 students being "scale"
Keen to improve the visual design of #canvaslms, esp. the modules view?
Then Canvas Collections can help https://t.co/L5GcNl4nwn
From a vanilla scroll of death (can you detect the three driving questions behind this course design?) to.... 1/4
Can be installed by institutions as an option for all.
Can be installed by individual teachers/designers to experiment or generate "Claytons" Collections.
Visual navigation written to Canvas pages to be used by students without Collections...3/4
https://t.co/FtCKitRN0K
@cj13 Bloatware has almost become (a part of) the culture. Treating systems as bloatware, even when they don't have to be.
e.g. Canvas is an LMS that's built on a RESTful architecture (originally). In the best possibly world, something that could've been much more interesting.
Early progress re-writing #CanvasLMS Collections https://t.co/L5GcNl4nwn using Svelte https://t.co/QIQfQAgyd7 Better than my crusty vanilla JS (and - @rolley - react)