Sat.Jan 28, 2017

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Technology Shifts Shine a Light on the Future of Learning

Litmos

Every month I contribute a short video segment as the US correspondent for LearningNow.TV. For January, I compiled a brief recap of my experience at CES2017. I did not focus too much on the training/learning potential of these gadgets in my report. However, I think it's important to note that I did not capture these moments just because they looked interesting.

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Learning to Fly

Adobe Captivate

Have you ever gotten to that point in the storyboard where you suddenly realize that you don’t know how to achieve the desired effect or interaction? I know I have. Especially early in my career. over ten years ago I worked alongside a more seasoned eLearning designer/developer who saw me struggling with a difficult project. He said, “Why are you so stressed out and trying to reinvent eLearning?

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Room Rental Questions for a Successful Training Program Roll Out

The Learning Dispatch

When you are planning a software training program roll out, you initially concentrate on what you are going to teach—objectives, curriculum, instructors. However, getting the logistics correct, such as training room rental setup and technical capabilities—and even the coffee and snacks—can also be important to the success of your training program. Rent a Classroom for Your Training Program: Why to Do It, and What to Ask.

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Content That Lives Within a Story Lasts Forever - Tip #118

Vignettes Learning

Stories can touch our whole being—our thoughts, imagination, emotions, and spirit. Emotionally gripping stories have a way of sticking to our memories for a long, long time. Jennifer Aaker , a professor of marketing at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, says that people remember stories “up to 22 times more than facts alone.” Read: Weaving Stories and Factual Content for Seamless Lessons While a story per se is a powerful instructional tool, its power to move the listener emotionally, cog

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Experience the Benefit of Fully Trainable AI-Powered Learning Companions

As a training manager looking to amplify your team's results, Knowledge Avatars are the next level. Beyond mere chatbots, Knowledge Avatars are companions, interactive tutors ready to educate the urgent information your team needs to excel in their roles. Knowledge Avatars are versatile and adaptable personal coaches! They can be customized with your company's knowledge via a simple upload of your data.

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Room Rental Questions for a Successful Training Program Roll Out

The Learning Dispatch

When you are planning a software training program roll out, you initially concentrate on what you are going to teach—objectives, curriculum, instructors. However, getting the logistics correct, such as training room rental setup and technical capabilities—and even the coffee and snacks—can also be important to the success of your training program. Rent a Classroom for Your Training Program: Why to Do It, and What to Ask.

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You BETT we did

Learning with e's

There's a lot to be said for experience. Julius Caesar it is claimed, once wrote: ' Experience is the teacher of all things.' Those who have 'been around for a while' have seen and done enough to know this. It was very interesting at this year's BETT Show to see so much experience, on the stages, in the conversations, over coffee and dinner. Call them what you like - the oldies and goldies, the edupunks, the old guard - experience is important, because it gives depth to our profession and breadt

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VARK Theory for E-learning Course Design [Infographic]

CommLab India

Learners prefer different learning styles to process information. The learning styles theory, VARK, introduced in 1987 by Neil Fleming, stands for visual, auditory, read/write, and kinesthetic (in short, VAK) styles. To understand these terms in the context of e-learning course design, check our infographic below. Hope you liked it. Related Posts 7 Tips to Design Better E-learning Courses How to Master E-learning Design in 6 Simple Steps?

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