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The Ceiling Effect: How the Height of Your Ceiling Affects Brain Performance

Learningtogo

When this group evaluated a new coffee table, for example, they tended to imagine the wonderful conversations they would have around the table with their friends. The behavior the researchers recognized is called “ priming.” On the other hand, the subject in the room with a lower ceiling used a different type of processing.

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Gamification Techniques in Corporate Training

Cognigix

An example of an organization named Autodesk, a software company that introduced gamification to attract new customers. An example of an organization that introduced game based learning to boost performance enhancement, Liveops is a call center in Scottsdale, Arizona, United States. It cues the action which builds habits.

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7 problems with retail associate training (& how technology can help)

STRIVR

A great example of this is Walmart , a company that embraces innovation in its training methods. Strivr’s platform can deliver behavioral insights that are simply not possible to get from other learning approaches. Solution: Replicate your best trainers, virtually. We talk about these insights in our platform webinar.

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How to Become Congruent With Your Ideal Business and Lifestyle With Success Coach and Equine Alchemist Nafissa Shireen

LifterLMS

I still poked around looking for similar positions, and I ended up working in Arizona for a year, and I also ended up working up in the Yukon for a year. I mean, it was a lot warmer in Arizona. The behaviors are completely different, not really related. Thanks for the example. Chris Badgett: It’s pretty extreme.

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Flipping Over Teaching and Learning with Technology

TechSmith Camtasia

John Medina’s best selling book, Brain Rules , provides an example of how some researchers who examine the biological basis of learning can discuss it in accessible terms that we can apply. To set the stage for this example start with a basic question; “did my students watch my screencast?”

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Top 70 eLearning Articles - Hot Topics: iPad Adobe Captivate - July 2010

eLearning Learning Posts

have been designing and delivering learning interventions for nearly 20 years (dare I say), and I always tell my clients that the learning intervention is just the start of creating change in behavior. In the BMW example, the real world is on the other side of his glasses. Sounds simple? Too simple? So what are we missing?