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It's one thing to learn something. It's another to remember it long term. Here are 4 techniques for helping learners remember what you teach them over the long haul.
Teaching and training can be a very difficult job. Here are five ways to relieve stress so you can be great at what you do!
How an e-learning course is designed is an important factor in how well the student pays attention and retains the information. Keeping your content simple and uncluttered is key to allowing your students to get the most out of every part of your online course.
From logistics to preventing cheating, teaching large classes can pose unique challenges. Here's 10 tips to help you manage large classes.
Rethink the layout of your elearning by using Thiagi's Four Door Model.
It’s easy to create eLearning content. But to create an eLearning course that resonates with your learners? That’s not easy.
I've been sharing Authoring thought leader Doug Peteron's series, and we have reached the final installment of the "Writing Better Surveys" series. In this post, Doug Peterson takes a look at some tips for the form of the survey itself.
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Check out three examples of cooperative learning activities which you can easily implement in your training sessions.
Focus on sense making, not on seek and share!
Invest time to help your student and promote students’ curation.
Invest time to help your student and promote students’ curation.
You have probably already been in a situation, when your learners have complained over the quantity of content included in a course. Or you as an instructional designer are trying hard to convince your client, that there is much more than just transfer of information. You have tried different ways to avoid creating information-heavy courses, haven’t you?
One of the possibilities to help you design much cleaner, effective and targeted e-learning is a Learning Map.
One of the possibilities to help you design much cleaner, effective and targeted e-learning is a Learning Map.
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