Cognitive bandwidth is like dial-up
"A couple days ago I got an email from Steve Krug, author of the wonderful web usability book Don't Make Me Think, which is in my Top Ten Computer Books list on Bookpool.com."
I thought about how our books could have been named just the opposite of his--DO Make Me Think, since much of our approach is about how to get learners to process new information more deeply. In other words, we work hard to make people think.
But then I realized that both his book and our approach could have been named:
Don't make me think about the wrong things ...
I thought about how our books could have been named just the opposite of his--DO Make Me Think, since much of our approach is about how to get learners to process new information more deeply. In other words, we work hard to make people think.
But then I realized that both his book and our approach could have been named:
Don't make me think about the wrong things ...
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