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Do you use the learning cycle to ensure effective training? Do you know eLearning can be used in all stages? Learn how you can leverage eLearning.
The situated cognition theory can help learners put theory into practice. Here’s more information on applying situated cognition theory in eLearning.
The Flow Theory can be applied in eLearning to motivate learners. Motivation can impact what learners learn, how they learn, as well as when they choose to learn. For more details, check this blog.
Want to know how to use Learning theories in eLearning? Check 3 traditional learning theories and how they can be used in eLearning.
Want to know what is adult learning theory in eLearning? Here is the definition of adult learning and its application in eLearning.
Do you need a broad overview of learning theories or a deep dive into a specific concept? There's a book that will help in our top 10 learning theory books.
A powerful mean of activating learners is to have them describing and re-telling the topic that they are learning on from a particular perspective. By preparing an abstract, by applying the knowledge to an example or by using the knowledge to analyze and evaluate a particular situation. For instance in a learning situation about a company policy, a learner might be asked to analyze how the policy would apply to a particular situation (as in a simulation).
Our industry is rife with things that become hot trends – and then fizzle out. It’s also rife with various theories that hang around (probably due to their inclusion in a best-selling book). These theories turn into urban legends that people view as facts. They then make design decisions based on those “facts.” Let’s clear a few up.
During junior year of high school, I set out to memorize the entire I Have a Dream speech. The process of learning the speech taught me many lessons.
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