Lien De Ruyck
@lienderuyck
Futures Thinker. Creative strategist. Regeneration Advocate. Impact researcher. Polar Ambassador. Web3 explorer.
Lien De Ruyck
- Studying in the metaverse has some shortcomings. Such as how to be inclusive of students with disabilities like hearing or vision impairment. Experts also say that metaverse addiction is a real possibility for children and adults. And for metaverse education to be mainstream and successful, it must become easier for families to acquire virtual real... See more
from What will learning in the metaverse look like? by Naandika Tripath
- Subodh, who has been involved in developing the metaverse for education in India, claims that in the next 5-10 years, metaverse and its application in education is going to be the biggest in India. Metaverse in education, according to him, can solve various problems like lack of infrastructure, teacher shortages, access and inclusion issues, and st... See more
from What will learning in the metaverse look like? by Naandika Tripath
- Online learning just became mainstream, and now a handful of startups have started reimagining the future of education once again in India by working to integrate the metaverse into everyday learning
from What will learning in the metaverse look like? by Naandika Tripath
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- We will get ourselves to the Purpose Built Era in due time, but as designers, innovators, and leaders — we can start accelerating this shift by asking the right questions. Instead of asking “How do we get into the Metaverse?” start asking: how can we f ocus on strategic, needs-based innovation.
from Metaverse, you’re cringe (right now) by uxdesign.cc
- How do we move out of this uncomfortable tech-for-tech phase into the Purpose Built Era? The Purpose Built Era is born out of discomfort, restlessness and our innate drive to always ask for more.
from Metaverse, you’re cringe (right now) by uxdesign.cc
- 3 Key Stakeholder Groups — All peoples, all non-humans, all planet — expanding human-centred design’s stakeholders from just ‘business and target users’ to ‘all peoples (across the supply chain, related communities, and ‘invisible’ humans), all non-humans, and all planet’
from The life-centred design compass by Damien Lutz
- The Circular Economy—Designing for longevity and reuse of materials beyond the first use
from The life-centred design compass by Damien Lutz
- Life-centred design aims for regenerative futures by designing for:Product Lifecycle—Expanding responsibility of product design from focusing only on the time the product is with a target user to including the extraction of raw materials required to make the product, parts and product manufacturing, shipping and transportation, selling, using, disc... See more
from The life-centred design compass by Damien Lutz