Learner-Centered Design
Learner-centered design is a workshop design philosophy that builds the session around the participant's experience rather than the presenter's content. Success is typically measured by engagement and satisfaction. It was the first evolution beyond lecture-centered design and is a prerequisite for transformation-centered design, not a substitute for it.
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- Lecture-Centered Design
- Lecture-centered design is the default workshop model in which the session is built around the facilitator's content, and success means covering everything on the slide deck. Participant experience…
- Transformation-Centered Design
- Transformation-centered design is a workshop design philosophy that measures success by observable behavior change, not by information delivered or satisfaction scored. Every design decision, from…
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- From Learner-Centered to Transformation-Centered
Transformation-centered design is a workshop design philosophy that measures success by observable behavior change, not by information delivered or satisfaction scored.