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The old order isn’t coming back, traditional leadership development is not enough…
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Five Videos From Year 1
From theatrical event production in Chicago to the contemplation of spirituality in the deserts of New Mexico, from an airship built in a remote village in the Philippines to the marriage of music and architecture in Seattle, these are the stories of five individuals who designed their masters through experience.
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Stanford 2025: Time Traveling for Better Design
This discusses a project called @Stanford––a collaborative, interactive effort that worked to frame how d.school students might benefit from immersive learning experiences in new contexts. That’s exactly what we’re exploring through Experience Institute: the intersection between experience and education.
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Year Here: Community Building Across Oceans
Community building is important to Ei as an organization that’s determined to change a well-established landscape: higher education. As we’ve faced challenges and created new solutions throughout our first year, we’ve discovered that we’re not alone. There are other individuals and organizations like us, dedicated to making changes and doing good. Meet: YearHere.
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Apprenticeships vs Internships
As a model for learning, apprenticeships place emphasis on mastering a field through a process that is active, social, and authentic.
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You as an Expert
Your stories will not only teach others how to live and be, but they will also spark action.
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Experiential Learning Theory
Our experiences give us each a different take on the world and the way we see it
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Dr. Vonda Kaye: Why I'm here
Multisensory experiences or experiential education equals higher order or deeper learning. Period.
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Diane Chiang: Why I'm Here
Learners must be thoroughly immersed in the environment conducive to learning and problem solving. After all, being insecure ignites the spirit of wanting to succeed.
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Why Not?
For those who have a difficult time in taking risks, ask yourself “why not?”
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Paul Jarvis: The Value of Apprenticing
I used my time working for someone else basically as an apprenticeship, so I could learn more about business.
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The 4 Learning Styles by David Kolb
What is the most important thing you’ve learned and how did you learn it?
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Higher Education Alternatives aren't just for techies
We are entering an era that is transforming what education looks like regardless of the chosen area of study.
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The Experiential Learning Cycle: Tools for Success in Experiential Education
“Experience may underpin all learning but it doesn’t always result in learning. We have to engage with the experience and reflect on what happened, how it happened, and why.”
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Experiential Education Success Tips: Give Yourself Structure
To make the most of your own educational experience, develop a structure that will bring out your best.
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Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Flow & The Pursuit of Goals
Understanding the "flow zone" concept will help you put yourself in the best scenarios for learning and growth.
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