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Rob Hubbard
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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | ROB HUBBARD MAY 19, 2011  Brain’s Rule! – How Understanding the Brain Can Improve Your Learning Content Increasingly I find myself turning away from learning theories and looking to brain science to hel p me design engaging and effective learning content. Many of the established learning theories were conceived decades ago before the advent of the internet or even networked computers. Therefore it makes no sense to expect everyone to learn at the same rate. | ROB HUBBARD JUNE 29, 2011  Coactivism – A Learning Model In 2009 I developed a new learning model that addresses the issues as I see them. Since then I’ve been trialling this learning model in our Rapid eLearning Development course. It gives a quick overview of the learning model. Furthermore, too many courses focus on theory. Gone are the days of teacher as ‘sage’ handing down words of wisdom to be learned by rote. | | | | | |
| ROB HUBBARD MAY 5, 2010 5 Top Tips for Great eLearning Design Rob's Learning and Technology Blog. Clive on Learning. British Institute for Learning and Development. Category Cloud Action Mapping Author Tools Blended Learning Blogs Collaboration conference Creativity elearning Filmmaking Gaming IITT instructional design Knowledge Learning approaches Learning Culture Learning Practice Learning styles Learning Theory Networking Networks Reward SME Social Learning Strategy Technology Trailblazing Transmedia Uncategorized Video Wikis Twitter Updates. Skip to content. About. | ROB HUBBARD MAY 5, 2010 The BIG Debate: Can Rapid eLearning Ever Be Truly Engaging? Rob's Learning and Technology Blog. Clive on Learning. British Institute for Learning and Development. Category Cloud Action Mapping Author Tools Blended Learning Blogs Collaboration conference Creativity elearning Filmmaking Gaming IITT instructional design Knowledge Learning approaches Learning Culture Learning Practice Learning styles Learning Theory Networking Networks Reward SME Social Learning Strategy Technology Trailblazing Transmedia Uncategorized Video Wikis Twitter Updates. Skip to content. About. | ROB HUBBARD SEPTEMBER 9, 2010 Cows and Cakes at the IITT Training 2010 Conference The following day Clive held back somewhat from taking pot-shots at a number of sacred cows of learning theory and practice. shame, as it’s good to shake things up a little and more and more people are questioning theories and approaches previously considered “law”. m off for a doughnut… Action Mapping conference elearning IITT Learning approaches Learning Practice Learning Theory Social LearningI had the great pleasure of speaking at the IITT’s Training 2010 conference in the Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square in London this week. | ROB HUBBARD SEPTEMBER 28, 2010 Learning Beyond the Course It was my great privilege to recently organise and Chair the eLearning Network’s Learning Beyond the Course conference in London, UK. We had a wonderful lineup of speakers including Ben Betts the creator of Curatr a refreshing new paradigm for content delivery, Graeme Duncan from Caspian Learning vendors of the awesome Thinking Worlds author tool, Ed Stonestreet and Llewelyn Thomas from Yoodoo an innovative performance management system, the Queen of Social Learning Jane Hart , and Patrick Fitzpatrick from learning game developers PTK Learning. | | | | | | | |
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ROB HUBBARD | THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2011 Forget Me Not – How to Ensure Learners Remember
It shows that after just a short period of time we forget the majority of learned information. As you can see from the graph; what happens after the learning event is, if anything, more important than the learning event itself. instructional design Knowledge Learning approaches Learning Practice Learning styles Learning TheoryIt 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. MORE >>
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