“Invisible learning” by David Franklin
Several things happened today.
- I had a lovely time reading in the hammock
- I tried to kill two birds with one stone (figuratively of course): writing a blog post about the book I read (which I really loved) and try a new-to-me format of Instagram posts: A caroussel, where one post slides into the next as you swipe (so imagine each of the images below as three square pictures that you slide through as you look at the post)
Turns out that even though I really like seeing posts in this format on other people’s Instagram, it’s way too much of a hassle for me to do it regularly :-D
Also a nightmare in terms of accessibility without proper alt-text, and for google-ability of the blog post. So I won’t be doing this again any time soon! But I’m still glad I tried!
And also: check out the book!
Invisible Learning: The magic behind Dan Levy’s legendary Harvard statistics course. David Franklin (2020)
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