Khan Academy Early Product Development
Can we help students find and maintain an immersive “flow state” by letting them choose the problems they’re solving? May-Li and I have been studying ActiveQuiz, part of a 2006 master’s thesis...
Khan Academy Early Product Development — Student agency and flow --> Long-form Reports Blog Archive Khan Academy Early Product Development Informal updates from our investigations into the future possibilities in learning technology Student agency and flow andymatuschak Can we help students find and maintain an immersive " flow state " by letting them choose the problems they're solving? May-Li and I have been studying ActiveQuiz , part of a 2006 master's thesis from Jenova Chen (of Journey , Flow , and Flower ), which explores exactly this idea. Its educational content is simple-basic a
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