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Mike – Thanks for commenting. I’ve just glanced at your series so far, but I can tell it is going to be worth reading. I encourage readers here to have a look. And thanks for mentioning Leo’s tweet – very nice of him to do that! – Jeff
ReplyI could never claim to get it like the guy who coined the term, but I wrote up a 2-part series of Flow earlier this year (actually I wrote it in 2002 or so for Black Belt magazine but it never made it in, so I re-purposed/tweaked for my new blog – it’s great that Flow has really taken hold as something worth pursuing!)
https://www.refocuser.com/2009/03/introduction-to-the-flow-state-part-1-of-2/
Thanks to Leo’s retweet I found ya!
ReplyTaruna – Thanks for commenting. I enjoyed reading your post. Wholeheartedly agree that “flow” factors are great to have in mind when designing/facilitating effective learning experiences! – Jeff
ReplyThanks for this article Jeff. After your blog, I studied this concept a little further and tried to identify how as a learning consultant, I can apply the factors that lead to flow as prescribed by Csíkszentmihályi. I find myself educated and motivated and captured some of my thoughts on my blog – https://tarunagoel.blogspot.com/2009/08/state-of-flow.html
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