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Learners as learning evaluators

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So here are some thoughts on learners as learning evaluators. For one, we want to support free answers on the part of learners. While it’s ideal to have an instructor in the loop to provide feedback, the asynchronous part means that’s hard to arrange. The challenge is the result of two conflicting challenges.

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Learner Surveys and Learning Effectiveness, with Will Thalheimer

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Guided by the insightful Will Thalheimer provides a deep dive into the world of learning and development. Stealth Messaging in Surveys: Highlights the impact of survey questions on shaping organizational practices. Neuroscience in Learning Design: Acknowledges neuroscience’s power but advocates pairing it with learning sciences.

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Do’s and Don’ts of Scenario-Based Learning

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There’s a strong tendency to want to provide explicit feedback after every choice, or at least the wrong choice. Consequences should, and characters can provide such feedback, but only if plausible in the story. Allow the experience to conclude, with any and all consequences, then you can provide explicit feedback.

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Learner Driven Learning Management System in a Global Environment

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Titled ‘ Learner Driven Learning Management System, in a Global Environment ’, this interactive webinar will be conducted in association with Brandon Hall Group on 22 nd March 2012 at 1 PM EDT. They need to be provided with an experience that is intuitive, enjoyable, and personalized to their organization’s values and cultural preferences.

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A Case Study on Learning Impact for Improved Outcomes

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As you move up the level of impact from learner evaluations, a level beyond learner evaluations is what learners can do after the experience. Approach Scenarios provide a rich way to convey the context as well as the necessary elements. Here, learners were asked to observe, analyze, and draw conclusions.

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When to Use Scenario-Based Learning?

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Learning science tells us that asking learners to use knowledge to make decisions, like those that will be required in the performance situation, is the best way to develop the ability to perform. They also should be accompanied by examples, where learners see how the models play out across different contexts.

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The What and Why of Scenario-Based Learning

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In short, it’s because they provide meaningful practice. A motivated and effective learner can engage with the simulation to discover the important relationships. This provides a much easier way to build a learning experience than programming the actual underlying domain model. However, that’s not the way to bet.