Sometimes it's hard to get a sense of an app just by opening it. Hearing from the teacher who made it can suddenly make the app come alive because we learn why they made it and what makes it special.
So please, feel free to post here in our Community and tell us about your app! You can even include screenshots and a link.
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I’m building the PD Design Collective, a "learning environment" for people who design adult learning: https://collective.refinedlearningdesign.com I wanted it to feel less like a website or resource library and more like a place to explore, think, try, and return. I’m connecting my own work with 5-minute Design Experiments and reflection questions, and I hope I'm creating lots of entry points and rabbit trails for PD designers. 🚧 It’s still a work in progress! I’m still adding resources, building pages, improving load times, and connecting pieces through Cloudflare. 😵💫 Eventually, I hope PD designers can copy these ideas plus their own work into a Design Studio to help create an entire learning experience. Tony’s UX prompt has helped me refine several pages, and two of my TeacherHive tools are embedded in the Collective pages, too. Because of the number of pages, it's hosted in a Google site (for now). Feedback, questions, and wonderings are welcome!
Kathryn, your site is coming along nicely! I simply love the vibe I get the moment I open it. All the text has careful wording, and it's so obvious you've put in an incredible amount of thought and empathy.
Hello all, I am new to the community after a colleague shared this site at our most recent PD session. I am an educator from the Great White North that is Canada. Last year I started making educational video games using AI for my classes and my colleagues which led to the brainchild that is www.teachwithreachgames.com (a little pun on my last name). I recently posted a grade 5 math game called Statline Hockey that teaches about Mean, Median and Mode. It combines these essential data concepts with the world of fantasy sports. I'm trying to combine the nostalgia of retro gaming experiences with the nuances of modern education. I hope you all enjoy some of the work I created. I hope this opportunity can lead beyond video game making and into public speaking opportunities (which are both passions of mine).
Vince, I completely love the look and vibe of your site. The games you're building are so engaging. You've given each a hook with a reason to learn content. Loving it all, and I can't wait to see what you come up with next. 🤩
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