Learning Experience Design: How to Create Effective Learning that Works Paperback – 3 Nov. 2021

A bit boring and not really evidence base

This book is a great way to get introduced to the many aspects of the world of learning experience design. It brings up a variety of challenges and discusses research and attempts to figure them out. Some chapters provide new insights that were very useful to the next transformations our field will be undertaking…

Donald Clark covers a lot of ground in his latest book, and you'll find some of your understanding of learning reinforced perhaps, and much much more extended into the updated world of leaning experience design. You may want to take notes.

This is a helpful broad overview of learning experience design for beginners. However, the book could do with an edit – both a substantive edit and a copy edit. The book is also filled with sweeping statements that often provide only one side of a complex argument, as well as generalisations without unpacking their practical application. Although the author has achieved success in this field, and claims to base his book on research, it really reads like a first draft. Overall, I was expecting a lot more.