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Tag Archives: Christopher-Alexander
Pattern Languages as Human Languages
Here is the text of a speech that pattern language inventor Christopher Alexander gave in 1996 to The 1996 ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programs, Systems, Languages and Applications (OOPSLA). There is a lot –a lot– in this speech that makes … Continue reading
Pattern Languages and Learning Objects
It took me a while to find it on my shelves, but I finally dug out Patterns of Software: Tales from the Software Community, which is a book on applying Christopher Alexander’s ideas to software engineering. For a good chunk … Continue reading
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Let's All Live In Jay's House
I’m insanely jealous. It turns out that Jay Cross lives in a house built by the great architect Christopher Alexander. I’m a huge fan of Alexander’s work. Furthermore, I think anyone who does instructional design should read Alexander’s book. No, … Continue reading
Posted in Books I Like, Educational Pattern Languages
Tagged Christopher-Alexander, Jay-Cross
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