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#mlearncon Tim Wright. using empirical research to get MLearning right

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This session turned out to be a crash course on instructional design, based on what has proven to be working. Eight great guidelines. More details on his website: [link]. Instructional design instructional design tips'

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Shocking outcomes from ATD research on Instructional design

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The ATD published a report on Instructional design: “Instructional design now: a new age of learning and beyond” They did a survey among 1120 learning professionals. I find outcomes of this report shocking. For 92% the most popular tool is traditional classroom training, and only 38% believes that they meet their learners needs.

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#DevLearn 2018: The death of the Learning styles, microlearning, and Millennials

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Jessica Kriegel said, "We do read the articles about research, but nobody ever checks the research itself.". And it is probably true that all three these buzzwords are the result of a marketing effort and it is also true that I consider it already an achievement if I read the article on a research. Two interesting statements.

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Six trends that impact L&D in 2018 and beyond

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Recently we have published a research report that identified six trends that impact the learning and development landscape in 2018 and beyond. If you are interested in reading the full research report, it can be accessed here. If you are interested in reading the full research report, it can be accessed here.

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Best practice instead of malpractice

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After doing a little more research, I discovered there’s actually a term called Wrong Side Surgery or WSS. By delegating the decision on which arm to draw the arrow to me as the patient, the hospital also more than likely covered itself against a future malpractice claim. A solution brilliant in its simplicity.

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How subject matter experts can create more effective learning

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Research shows that you will lose over 90% of that new information. New information needs to be stored there and therefore your brain needs to remove “older” information. Only information that is transferred to your long-term memory will be saved, the rest is lost. This is called the forgetting curve.

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User generated content; The next trend!

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But knowing is better than believing therefore we did a little research. Nielsen, a global consumer research and insight company with over 140,000 employees in more than 130 countries worldwide, started a pilot for user-generated eLearning content in Q4 2015. I’m continuing this research. Download full whitepaper.