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Welcome to the Common Craft newsletter, a free resource for educators, communicators, and explainers. Subscribe or read past issues. Hello friends, Our new online course, IDEAS in MOTION, is a comprehensive guide to developing animations and animated videos that do the heavy lifting when words aren't enough. The course teaches a simple method for producing short animated videos using only presentation software. Course and Webinar ComboFor a limited time, enrollment in the IDEAS in MOTION course is available with a live, 90-minute webinar with Lee LeFever, on June 18th. Pricing: Course + 90-Minute Webinar: $149
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Learn about new Common Craft videos, useful resources, and the skill of explanation from Lee LeFever, author of The Art of Explanation.
Welcome to the Common Craft newsletter, a free resource for educators, communicators, and explainers. Subscribe here Hello friends, As you've seen in previous posts, I’ve been working on a new project called The Science of Explanation. It explores a simple but important question: Why do some explanations work… and others don’t? The answer, it turns out, has less to do with what we say and more to do with how the mind works. Lately, I’ve been writing a series called The Gauntlet of the Mind,...
Welcome to the Common Craft newsletter, a free resource for educators, communicators, and explainers. Subscribe here Hello friends, A couple of weeks ago, I invited you to my free newsletter: The Science of Explanation. It was gratifying to see so many of you subscribe! Today, I'm writing to share a couple of recent posts. #1 What Happens in the Mind When We Explain? This shares a big idea from cognitive science that relates to the idea of sharing knowledge. Excerpts from the post: When a...
Welcome to the Common Craft newsletter, a free resource for educators, communicators, and explainers. Subscribe here Hello friends, I'm writing to invite you to my free newsletter: The Science of Explanation. Here's why I think you'll find it fascinating: The biggest challenge of explanation is invisibility. We can’t see what’s happening in someone else’s mind or how they interpret what we say. For most of human history, that gap was unavoidable. Today, brain science is revealing the...