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Training: Spaced Learning

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

amount of information you'd like to teach quickly and effectively? information over a short amount of time, one learning method suggests.     In an article first reported in Scientific American in 2005 , R. Douglas  Douglas Fields explored how temporal patterns of stimuli create long-term memories.

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Multi-Generational Learning in the Workplace

Janet Clarey

The “younger” generation does not have a high level of use of collaborative knowledge creation tools (“2.0”) and don’t adopt radically different patterns of knowledge creation and sharing. Don’t ground transformation of education arguments around “younger” generations’ expectations and patterns of technology use. & Fisher, M.

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Hot List - April 1, 2009 to April 11, 2009

Tony Karrer

in Technology, Innovation and Education, where she studied how new media and emerging technologies can be used to effectively educate children. from 2008 to 2013 for learning technology products and services. 1 Social Learning Models and LMS and Social Learning I've changed the title of the first post to make it more enticing.

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Breakthrough eLearning: Why I Hate Conferences!

Breakthrough eLearning

Breakthrough eLearning Reflections on how to break through some of the barriers that prevent the achievement of excellence in eLearning.The 5-E Framework: Establish Value / Effect Change / Engage Stakeholders & Learners / Experiment / Evaluate Results Tuesday, May 02, 2006 Why I Hate Conferences! The pattern is a familiar one.

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That’s not my style: Learning preferences and instructional design

Obsidian Learning

When we take a look at the research, we find that the term learning style has varying definitions (see, for example, Wang, Wang, Wang, & Huang, 2006; Franzoni & Assar, 2009; Kinshuk, Liu, & Graf, 2009; Wu & Alrabah, 2009). So, how do we figure out our (or our learners’) learning preferences? user/order.aspx?code=041543.