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Bradford Saron

5 Signs of a Great User Experience - 1 views

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    Love this. What is our optimal UI? What characteristics would describe our UI? 
Bradford Saron

Laundry List for Community Builders « 21st Century Collaborative - 1 views

  • The following is a “laundry list” of recommendations Community Developers should consider in the creation of their social community.
    • Bradford Saron
       
      Sounds like the directions to set up a digital professional learning community with staff and faculty. 
  • Adopt a paradigm that views the community construction process as one of co-design that compliments and enhances your organization’s mission and values.
  • Create an emergent, evolving co-design with the collaboration of your intended members in developing a shared vision, community niche, and ongoing feedback loop on ways to improve design and usability.
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  • Utilization of a loose governance through light leadership roles in the initial launch, such as, community organizer, expert voice/subject matter expert, cognitive coaches, moderator/facilitator, help desk or support. Then build to an evolving leadership pattern that focuses on self-directed learning and self-governance.
    • Bradford Saron
       
      Cognitive coaches and support. Then comes self-direction. 
  • Careful selection of a community organizer who should have passion, vision, enthusiasm, a clear understanding of professional practice, who is visionary and must not be afraid of innovation or changes
  • Creation of profile customization, identity tools, subgroup areas and activities to build trust and sense of community
  • Creation of a tool set that should enable like-minded individuals to form subgroups around shared goals and interests
  • Tools not rules – When possible use tools to help members self-govern
  • Inclusion of expert voices with name recognition that will bring newcomers and experienced community members together to share and learn from each other
  • Initiate regular content around relevant provocative issues and help members develop a sense of ownership
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