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The Advantages and Potential of Virtual Reality: Test Your Knowledge!

KnowledgeOne

Of all the high-fidelity simulation technologies, VR is by far the most powerful in convincing the user’s brain that they are actually in a world of its own and in generating sensations and emotions as intense as those experienced in a real-world setting. Test your knowledge by answering the following five questions. True or false?

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5 points on VR in medical education

KnowledgeOne

Of all the high-fidelity medical simulation technologies, it is by far the most powerful in convincing the user’s brain that they are indeed in a universe of their own and in generating sensations and emotions of the intensity of those felt in a real context. Presence promotes immersion.

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10 Learning Experience Design Tools

Ed App

Instead, your lessons are designed to be short and game-like, so your learners will have a fun learning experience. Don’t worry, even with little to no design experience or technical expertise, making lessons with EdApp is easy. They won’t have to spend long hours at their desks, sitting uncomfortably as they go through their lessons.

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The Science of Connection

CLO Magazine

This story was told by a Zappos employee and quoted in a June 2017 Forbes article, “Tony Hsieh Reveals the Secret to Zappos’ Customer Service Success in One Word.” But its lesson isn’t about flowers. It’s how we build a personal connection, primarily on the phone,” Tony Hsieh, Zappos CEO, said in the Forbes article.

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Learning While Online, Instead of Wasting Time

Training Industry

How much time do you spend each week reading blog posts, scanning articles, and rushing through e-books to get the highlights? Force-feeding your brain information will not make you smarter, wiser or more productive. Not enough brain parts are activated unless there is novelty; the brain can’t remember when it is bored.

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eLearning & mLearning: Everything You Need to Know About Graphics, Part II

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

  In last week's article , I pitted dynamic images and static images against each other and made the generalization that images work best when there is a blend of both static and dynamic. by AJ George. line drawings) versus high-fidelity (i.e. photographs) images to determine which type greater facilitates learning.

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The Advantages of Building Curiosity into Learning and 7 Ways to Do It.

Rob Hubbard

This article on lifehack.org, sums it up nicely: Curiosity makes your mind active instead of passive. However, a recent University of California study sought to discover what happened in the brain when people felt curious and what impact this had on their learning. But why is curiosity so important in learning? This is why….