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| Page 1 of 34 | Previous | Next | SPEAK OUT APRIL 26, 2010 Gain Attention - What's the Fuss? Gain attention: 1. You have their undivided attention. Types of gain attentions: Myth breaking: Break an existing Myth. think gain attentions should have 'depth'. If you really on WOWing the learner based on just the 'look and feel', you may just manage to capture his attention for a few seconds. If you WOW the learner through an effective message, you will grab the learner's attention for way longer. Gain attention makes your users sit up and notice. Tags: gain attention scenarios First impressions. First impressions. No way!/ So true!! | SPEAK OUT SEPTEMBER 17, 2008 Grab Your Learner's Attention Why are gain attention strategies important? An effective gain attention strategy has the power to increase the motivational level of your learner. What qualifies as a gain attention strategy? You can think of several innovative ways to design grab attention screens. Tags: challenge gain attention training motivation Within the first few minutes of the training program, the learner decides whether this course is worth his/her time or not. Using this, you can: Arouse their curiosity. Make them think about a particular concept. Make them laugh or break the ice. | | | | | | | WIRED@HEART DECEMBER 13, 2011 How to Create Online Content that Gets Attention Using Human. Next → How to Create Online Content that Gets Attention Using Human Psychology… Posted on December 14, 2011 by Marina Kostina. Therefore, in order to get your students’ and trainees’ attention online, you need to forget everything you have learned about how to be an effective writer. Negativity does attract attention. However, research shows that it does not sustain attention as long as positive messages. Content that arouses strong emotions (positive or negative) gets more attention that content without emotions. Wired@Heart. Search. Main menu. | INTEGRATED LEARNINGS MARCH 30, 2011 George Orwell's Advice for Writing eLearning Content Something that came to my attention about a year ago is our overuse of the word will. Writing Tips eLearning AttentionBy Shelley A. Gable. Learners can be fickle, quickly slipping into distraction or boredom if we ask them to read too much. Though highly interactive , problem-based eLearning can help maintain engagement, completing these activities usually requires learners to read words that we write. In a culture of multi-tasking skimmers, we must write as clearly and concisely as possible to help keep learners motivated. Practical Writing Advice from George Orwell. Compare. | INTEGRATED LEARNINGS JULY 27, 2010 7 Techniques to Capture Attention in eLearning Regardless of the extent of your background in instructional design, I think just about everyone can agree that capturing learners’ attention at the start of an eLearning course (and engaging interest throughout) is critical. In the spirit of sharing some basic ideas while keeping this simple, below are seven techniques designers can use to capture learners’ attention at the start of an eLearning course. Referring to the pre-course communication at the start of a course can be a great way to grab the learner’s attention. By Shelley A. Gable. It gets your adrenaline pumping. | INTEGRATED LEARNINGS FEBRUARY 28, 2011 What Can eLearning Learn from “7 Ways Video Games Reward the Brain?” Bozarth explains how surprises grab our attention and make content memorable. 6-- Windows of enhanced attention. The idea is that an element of surprise or uncertainty sparks our curiosity, creating a “window of enhanced attention” in which we’re more likely to learn something and recall it later. Instructional Design eLearning Motivation AttentionBy Shelley A. Gable. m a big fan of TED talks. few weeks ago, a colleague pointed me to a recent talk, “ 7 Ways Video Games Reward the Brain ,” presented by Tom Chatfield. 1-- Experience bars that measure progress. | | | | | | | | | -
TAYLORING IT | SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 2011 Podcast #12: Attention! Attention! Attention! Download podcast in mp3 format: Attention! Attention! Attention! Craig missed Dr Chris Atherton ‘s session at LT11, however the video recording of her session has provided him with inspiration and ideas ever since. This podcast scratches the surface of Chris’ specialism and hopefully provides you ‘Dear Listener’ with a few ideas (and maybe even a challenge) ahead of your next presentation. Craig even starts to try and determine the origin of the word ‘logo’ and then gives up to the wisdom of Wikipedia !!! Shownotes. Learn Chat. MORE >> -
TONY KARRER | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2008 Corporate Learning Long Tail and Attention Crisis This gives rise to the Attention Economy where the scarce resource is not distribution channels or information, the scarce resource is attention. And even if we are successful in getting someone's attention, we often get Shorter Attention Spans and only getting partial attention - Stop Reading - Skim Dive Skim. If you think about the Long Tail graph, it works just as well when we substitute Attention instead of Sales. Time ( attention) is much more important. Corporate learning is in the midst of an attention crisis. MORE >> -
THINKING CLOUD | SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2009 Joint attention and avatars in learning activities Check out this interesting research in joint attention and avatars. How might you use joint attention in your learning activities? Tags: Brain-based learning Instructional design avatars eye contact imagination joint attention Motivation reward It examines the role of leading someones gaze with your own in stimulating the reward and motivation centres of your brain. It also shows that when you follow someone elses gaze, it stimulates those parts of your brain responsible for imagining another persons thoughts. In effect you could use it to activate the learners imagination. MORE >> -
UPSIDE LEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2010 Multitasking or Attention Switching? Recently during one of our discussions about the way individuals work and learn, we debated whether humans are inherently capable of multi-tasking, or is it a singular task at any point in time, but are capable of rapid switching of attention from task to task. Try it out and comment here about what your take on the multi-tasking vs. attention switching debate is. Tags: Upside Learning Attention Switching Game Based Learning Multitasking Multitasking or Attention Switching X Multitasking Vs Attention Switching It’s based on simple word identification. MORE >> -
LEARNING WITH E'S | THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 Pay attention at the front! So, the lesson today is: Always pay attention to what kids ask when they are learning. So pay attention at the front! Image source by theirhistory Pay attention at the front! "Miss, where does Pooh come from?" asks the little boy. The teacher raises her eyebrows, takes a deep breath and then proceeds to explain all about nutrition, eating food, the digestive system, and how waste products are eliminated from the body. The little boy nods, but looks unimpressed, and then asks a follow up question: "So where does Tigger come from?" You will be laughed at. Listen to them. MORE >>
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- Case Study: Flipped Classrooms Work for Students. Period. KNOWLEDGESTAR | THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 2013
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