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The student will become the master! But how? Adapting the Feynman 3-Step Mastery Technique to Online Learning

Association eLearning

When teachers and learners want to convey information quickly there’s always a temptation to rely on definitions and a sampling of big picture ideas to help the learner hit the ground running. But presenting material this way can seem daunting, after all, learners are often trying to grasp many new concepts at once!

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How to Write Good Assessment Questions

Association eLearning

Decision making simulations and other non-traditional methods aren’t just for presenting content, they can be used as assessments too. In other cases, a project or piece of sample work can be submitted. Keep in mind that assessments don’t have to be “cookie-cutter” and some skills can be assessed best in person or through sample work.

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The Sound of Silence | Social Learning Blog

Dashe & Thomson

The usual rationale given for why eLearning needs both text and audio is that it accommodates multiple learning styles. Some people synthesize material when it is presented in written form, and some just do better when they are free to listen without reading. Why don’t we hear that? Because it’s not true. Think about it.