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Excerpts from Experts

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So here are a few excerpts right from the experts: Webinar – Making Learning Stick April 2013 Jay Cross You tend to forget almost 50 – 80% of what you learn if you don’t revisit it within 24 hours of learning. Present small bites of information to your learners at regular intervals to help them retain the same.

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VIDEO LEARNING

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Let’s look at what the experts say. You can deliver a simple video of a lecture, a slideshow synchronized with audio, screen captures, screen captures with an opportunity to enter in your own information, a video with an opportunity to answer questions, or a video with a button that timestamps when you notice something and then comment on it.

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Best Practices for Instructional Design in eLearning

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This blog highlights some valuable nuggets of information from an ID’s perspective to help you build and deliver high-quality eLearning material. Make sure this document captures global information on font size, colour, paragraph and text alignments and image appearance. This will help in standardising the course.

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A Wrapper for Raptivity Interactions

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See my blog series on eLearning Industry’s web site ([link] We want small snippets of information for mobile devices. We all know that mobile learning is not simply making WBT content available on mobile devices. These can be used as stand-alone items or be embedded as “learning experiences” within a larger course.

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Gamification in eLearning: Touching Base

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They would also appreciate earning extra information (the educational version of a key or a treasure map). You can simply introduce features that would appeal to two types of players: explorers (risk takers) and achievers (reward-seekers). Explorers learn from decision/consequence scenarios.

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Vision 2016 - An Interview with Anne Mills

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Reaching greater numbers of traditional teaching and learning professionals, without them feeling threatened by the means to improve their delivery of information, would be a good positive change that we must all work towards. Micro-learning is being talked about everywhere. How important or unimportant is it going to be in 2016?

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Vision 2016 - An Interview with Monique Head

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Today's interview in the Vision 2016 series is with Monique Head, Senior Manager - Information Security Training and Awareness, PayPal. The use of Just-in-Time learning within Information Security Training will become increasingly relevant. M.Ed, PmP, has been in the learning technology field for over 20 years. How would it impact?

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