Rob Hubbard

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5 Top Tips for Great eLearning Design

Rob Hubbard

Whehey #elndesigner in Sheffield tomorrow.

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The BIG Debate: Can Rapid eLearning Ever Be Truly Engaging?

Rob Hubbard

Whehey #elndesigner in Sheffield tomorrow.

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The Really Useful eLearning Instruction Manual

Rob Hubbard

70-20-10 Author Tools Blended Learning Collaboration Compliance Training Creativity elearning Learning approaches Learning Practice Learning styles Learning Theory Technology' It’s also available from Amazon in hard copy and as a Kindle version (of course!).

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Learning Beyond the Course

Rob Hubbard

All discounted learning styles and it’s good to see the groundswell against these false sacred cows of training. You can learn more about this here. I was delighted that several of the speakers shared the research and theory behind their work showing the clear link between the two.

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5 Ways to Use Goal-Based Learning

Rob Hubbard

Goal-based learning fits ‘pull’ learning style like a glove. A goal-based technology platform can facilitate on-the-job learning as well as informal peer-to-peer learning through being mobile and social and allowing user-generated content in the form of rated resources. It can and should be learner-driven.

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Forget Me Not – How to Ensure Learners Remember

Rob Hubbard

It seems ironic that the work of Hermann Ebbinghaus has been forgotten for such a long period of time. However, changes do seem to be afoot as I’ve come across two applications recently that build upon his work. Way back in 1885 Ebbinghaus was the first person to discover the exponential rate at which we forget.

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Learning by Doing

Rob Hubbard

We all know instinctively that the best way to learn a new skill is by practicing it. Pilots use flight simulators, in driving lessons we use dual-control cars and we learn to swim with floats. The trick is to find a safe way to practice which has no physical, monetary, or reputational risk, associated with it.