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#Training2014 Resources, Slides & Other Related Information Session M16

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Here is some information on Distributed Practice and Retrieval Practice. Employing the approach of providing spaced quizzes for learners over time taps into two powerful and empirically supported instructional strategies—Retrieval Practice and Spaced Retrieval. Here is some information on thinking like a game designer.

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Design e-Learning Like a Game Developer: Provide Incentives for Good Work

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Games provide incentives for doing what they want you to do. Games also provide you incentives for completing a level. Games provide players with new clothes, powers and abilities when they achieve desired levels of skills or knowledge. E-learning should provide the same level of incentives for doing the right thing.

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Nine Information Alternatives to the Now Defunct Training Magazine

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Magazine Provides articles, news and resources about elearning design, development and the industry. Chief Learning Officer This resource provides guidance and insight to global enterprise education executives--commonly called Chief Learning Officers (CLO). What information sources do you use that are missing?

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Learning in 3D Book Information

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DESCRIPTION: Learning in 3D provides a clear and cogent analysis of how emerging immersive technologies are changing the nature of business in general and the role of the learning function within the enterprise in particular.

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Informal Learning: Structuring a Blog

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There is an interest question on the Learning Circuits blog that asks whether or not it is appropriate to write a book about informal learning. The argument goes "if informal learning is so important, why use a formal structure, like a book, to describe its value?"

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Visual Learning and Information Display: Professor's Memory Lapse

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Last night I was teaching away and I was talking about the visual display of information, I could clearly, "in my mind's eye" see what I was talking about but I couldn't remember the web site URL to which I was referring. Three simple elements provide the user interface; color, size and proximity. talk about a senior moment.)

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Game Element: Feedback

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In game-based learning, you are provided score to know how well you are doing related to others, you can see how many points youve earned and you are provided information on your progress toward your final goal. Another form of feedback provides guidance. It indicates the right answer for the learner.

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