Learner and User Experience Research

Acknowledgements

Introduction to the Edited Volume

I. Methods, Paradigms, and Theories of LX Design

1. Methods of User Centered Design and Evaluation for Learning Designers

2. Paradigms of Knowledge Production in Human-Computer Interaction: Towards a Framing for Learner Experience (LX) Design

3. Theories of Change in Learning Experience (LX) Design

4. Flow Theory and Learning Experience Design in Gamified Learning Environments

5. Color Theory in Experience Design

II. Models and Design Frameworks for LX

6. Sociotechnical-Pedagogical Usability for Designing and Evaluating Learner Experience in Technology-Enhanced Environments

7. Learning Experience Design: Challenges for Novice Designers

8. The Role of Needs Assessment to Validate Contextual Factors Related to User Experience Design Practices

9. The Design Implementation Framework: Guiding Principles for the Redesign of a Reading Comprehension Intelligent Tutoring System

10. From Engagement to User Experience: A Theoretical Perspective Towards Immersive Learning

11. Intentional Learning Design for Educational Games: A Workflow Supporting Novices and Experts

III. LX Design-in-Use

12. Integrating Learner and User Experience Design: A Bidirectional Approach

13. Participatory Design and Co-Design—The Case of a MOOC on Public Innovation

14. Supporting Equity in Schools: Using Visual Learning Analytics to Understand Learners’ Classroom Experiences

15. Think-Aloud Observations to Improve Online Course Design: A Case Example and “How-to” Guide

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Methods, Paradigms, and Theories of LX Design

This section consists of five chapters representing an assortment of perspectives on methods, paradigms, and theories related to LX design. The chapters in this section illustrate how theories and methods that have found resonance elsewhere could be applied advantageously in LX. These contributions add to a growing repository of theoretical and methodological foundations for LX and advance our understanding of how these might be applied practically in LX design.

Methods of User Centered Design and Evaluation for Learning Designers Paradigms of Knowledge Production in Human-Computer Interaction: Towards a Framing for Learner Experience (LX) Design Theories of Change in Learning Experience (LX) Design Flow Theory and Learning Experience Design in Gamified Learning Environments Color Theory in Experience Design

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