Welcome to the Learning Design Landscape — a view of one practice from multiple perspectives. Here, four areas of expertise sit side by side: learning experience design, universal design for learning, knowledge mobilization, and learning systems design, each anchored by a dedicated accessibility service line. Every node represents a contribution to learning, drawn from my work carried out in the field — in collaboration with learners, design teams, and partner organizations. The connections between them reveal how these areas inform and strengthen one another.
Node size · depth of development
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Colour · area of expertise
How to read this. Two arrangements answer two questions. By area shows where each contribution lives; By affinity repositions every node by how alike it is to the others — contributions grounded in the same theory or touching the same themes are pulled together, so relationships across areas become visible (the evaluation family, the equity thread, the community line). Colour always marks the home area, and larger nodes are more fully developed. Select any node to see its sources, its most-related contributions and why they are alike, and its editorial links. Published work and services link out to the live page.
Read it as a list
Every contribution, in full, by area
The areas
Each area has its own page; the accessibility work is offered through Accessible Learning Labs. Individual contributions link to their home area.
References & resources
The theory and knowledge underpinning this work, listed once here and cited by number on each contribution above. Peer-reviewed and institutional sources link directly; books and reports are cited in full so they can be found in any library catalogue.