Petra Mayer

MARCH 2, 2023

Check out Thinking Cap : Thinking Cap is an LMS platform that offers personalized learning experiences to each learner based on their needs, skills, and interests.

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Litmos

OCTOBER 5, 2018

Get your thinking caps on, people! Customers also get exclusive access to Dojo Training throughout the span of the event. We’re hosting sessions on Automation, Doing Things in Bulk, Advanced Customization, and an Ask Me Anything opportunity with CLO, Mike Martin. It’s time to learn from the best in-house experts we have to offer. .

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Maestro

JANUARY 18, 2024

In her article “ 10 Rules for Play ” for the Figma blog, she encourages somewhat unorthodox activities—like sitting in a waiting room, changing your tools, and initiating your own cluster—to get the creative juices flowing again. This forces me to stop thinking and start feeling. Was I watching a movie? Was I reading a book?

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Infopro Learning

FEBRUARY 15, 2017

In this article, I’ll share 9 tips to repurpose eLearning content that you already have on-hand. Create An eBook Or Interactive Guide From Existing eLearning Articles. Do you already have a collection of articles on your eLearning site or blog? Then put your lateral thinking cap on and get creative.

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Learnnovators

JULY 23, 2014

My work included writing articles for a monthly printed newsletter that helped system users practice using more advanced techniques, now known as “spaced learning.” Cranking out people who are incapable of critical thinking doesn’t help industry at all, as the creators of the many corporate remedial education programs can attest.

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Learnnovators

JULY 23, 2014

My work included writing articles for a monthly printed newsletter that helped system users practice using more advanced techniques, now known as “spaced learning.” If enough people called with the same question, I wrote an article about it in the next newsletter. We called them “help screens” and “cheat sheets.”

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