MORE ABOUT ME
I don’t design learning to impress.
I design it to serve understanding.
I hold a PhD in Computational Linguistics, with experience in research, publications, and international scientific collaborations. Working with language, discourse, and AI-driven methods has given me an analytical lens that informs my learning design practice, allowing me to approach complex systems while remaining grounded in human meaning and context.
Over time, my work expanded into vocational training, higher education, and large-scale educational projects, where I design curricula, workshops, and learning systems for diverse audiences across different cultural and institutional settings. Many of these initiatives have focused on innovation, inclusion, and social impact, and several have received national and international recognition.
I am deeply interested in educational technology and AI, not as solutions in themselves, but as tools that can support thinking, accessibility, and participation when used with intention. I explore how digital platforms and AI can reduce cognitive load and support understanding – without replacing human judgment, care, or critical reflection.
My work combines research-informed pedagogy, thoughtful use of technology, and iterative design. I design learning experiences that are humane, intentional, and ethically grounded, guided by a simple belief:
learning is a human experience before it is a system.
Learning design philosophy
I design learning with the belief that understanding doesn’t happen automatically – and that learning is never neutral.
People learn through effort, emotion, and reflection.
Not through speed. Not through polish
But through moments of pause, uncertainty, and sense-making,
Confusion, when it is supported, is not problem to eliminate.
It is often the place where meaning begins.
I see structure not as control, but as care-
as something that helps learners feel safe enough to think, try, and continue.
Technology should support thinking, not compete with it.
Assessment should help learners grow, not simply prove performance.
Because every design choice carries values,
i design learning experience that are humane, intentional, and ethically grounded.
As Bretton reminds us:
“Human is the answer, whatever the question is”
And that is where i always begin.
Projects
AI INTERCULT
.A learning design exploring how AI tools can scaffold intercultural awareness and competence development across diverse educational contexts.
Aspire LD & Thinking
User-centered platform built on empathy mapping, iterative prototyping, and evidence-based decisions to impove accessibility and learner experience.
Collective intelligence
A conceptual learning journey bridging philosophical tradition with contemporary models of distributerd knowledge and collaborative sense-making.
European projects
Integrated design, facilitation and evaluation framework for transnational workshop across Erasmus+ cooperation projects and diverse cultural contexts.
GBL
A comparative exploration of game-based learning mechanics, examining how play structures drive motivation, engagement, and tranferable skill development.
LDD projects
A microlearning course prioritizing low cognitive load and classroom transfer, designed to build digital confidence in time-constrained secondary educators.
VET
A comprehensive pedagogical design template for vocational e-learning, combining structured Moodle architecture with competency-based instructional logic.
SYLLABUS DESIGN
A rigorous academic syllabus introducing forensic linguistics through real-world cases, theoretical frameworks, and evidence-based applied language analysis.
Design with me!
An interactive demonstration of learning design decision-making
What does it mean to design learning about AI ethics inside an organization that already believes it’s doing it well?
The scenario places you in the role of a learning designer during your second week at a new company. AI tools are already embedded across departments, shaping daily decisions and workflows. Employees rely on them constantly, yet few have received guidance on how to use them responsibly.
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Designing for Disaster Readiness
ALKI – AI Learning and Knowledge Integration for Future-Ready Environmental Crisis Solutions – brings together partners from Greece, Italy, Spain, Bulgaria, and Turkey to embed AI-driven, simulation-based crisis education into real school contexts.
Research as Learning Design
How do you design learning for people who are themselves expert, time-poor, and institutionally pressured – and who have good reason to be sceptical of training that doesn’t understand their world? .
Teaching older adults to become Eco-voices
Designing for adults aged 60+ is not a simplified version of designing for anyone else. It is its own discipline. The LTTA for DECO – Active 60+ Digi Ecofluencers – brought together trainers from Latvia, Greece, Romania, Turkey, and Spain.
CONTACT ME!
contact information
andrianakorasidi@gmail.com