In this session, Paul will share some of his most recent mobile design experiences and challenges. Two new CMS-based mobile course companions which he launched this Fall will serve as design examples for the session. Topics will include the on-going evolution of the “mobile first” viewpoint, the importance of emotion, recent efforts to better support learning, and experimentations with Twitter Bootstrap (a responsive HTML framework). Participants will be encouraged to also share their viewpoints and experiences.
7. “From the start of September to
the end of October, technology
companies have been busy
releasing new connected devices of
varying shape, size, and OS.”!
!
– Data Monday: Two Months of
Device Diversity (Luke Wroblewski)!
8. Topics for Today"
! Evolution of the “mobile first” viewpoint"
! The increasing importance of emotion"
! Fall 2012 case studies"
– Twitter Bootstrap framework"
– Efforts to better support learning"
16. Multi-screen Learning"
! Content must be universal for all devices"
! Consider both sequential and simultaneous use"
! Device type will influence relationship + goals"
18. Why Design for Emotion?"
! Emotion is experience"
! All design is emotional design"
! Emotion dominates decision-making"
! Emotion commands attention and!
affects memory"
! Emotion communicates personality, forms
relationships, and creates meaning"
As defined by Trevor van Gorp and Edie Adams
26. Learning and Emotion"
! Our audience is people first, learners second"
! Minimize navigation, management, and search"
! Strive to make learning objects more appealing"
43. Summary"
! Evolution of the “mobile first” viewpoint"
! The increasing importance of emotion"
! Fall 2012 case studies"
– Twitter Bootstrap framework"
– Efforts to better support learning"
• Access"
• Cooperation"
• Networks"
• Personalized"