Instructional Design —A Learner's Framework Bill Moggridge
(2007) writes about a framework that is geared towards
developing web interfaces by showing a person's needs and
behavior for a particular project or task. This framework could
also be used for learners. This framework is a two-by-two matrix
with a vertical axis describing the view of the learner, with a
long-term view at the top and a short-term view at the bottom.
The horizontal axis shows how engaged the learner is, with low
engagement on the left and high engagement on the right: - In
the top right hand corner are Pathfinders who are fully engaged
and take a long term perspective. - Below them, in the bottom
right-hand corner, are Organizers who are highly engaged but
take a short term view. - Next door to them, in the bottom left-
hand corner, are Onlookers who take a short term view and have
low engagement. - Above them, in the upper left-hand corner, are
Dreamers who have a long term view, but have low engagement.
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