Brian Dimarco

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About Brian Dimarco

The maxim: Assure learning occurs. No one wants to see how clever you are. Facilitate learning through a clever design. The clever remains hidden: Do they notice that online course matched AI scenery, Adobe Character Animator puppetry, Vyond animation and speech, Canva illustrations, Logic audio and composition, Snag-It editing, Camtasia video rendering and titles, all rolled into Storyline to get to an LMS? Tell the story and use the tools of tech to immerse the experience. “Buy the premise, buy the bit” (Johnny Carson). Learners don’t care about the how; just that a complex learning concept was straight forward. Connect the known to the unknown. Fast thinking reaction to slow thinking analysis.(Kahneman) If you need to reinvent the wheel, do whatever supports the goal. To create you must destroy.(Too Much Joy). When done, a couple great things will happen. Primarily, you helped someone learn. Also, through hard work, collaboration, imagination, and agile iterative refining, you will have created something great (competitive, after all), and you get the sense of accomplishment. Allow a moment to think yourself clever."But the blaze of dawn comes reason, and the fears of the night are gone, and we will remember them not, and in retrospect will remember only that we were strangers in a strange land and other strangers gave us food."(Paladin)