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How do you create a perfect blend of the various learning components?

Origin Learning

Blended model has had the classroom as its base of digital components providing the much needed experiential learning, giving the flexibility to the learners to choose their own schedules in case of asynchronous learning or locations in synchronous learning. Blended Learning Models.

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The Emergence of Learning Engineering

Knowledge Avatars Training

Developing an excellent learning experience is not unlike developing a great movie. How does the relationship between students and their mentors affect learning: How do students stay motivated? Forty years of computer-based learning has highlighted the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach to educational content development.

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Micro-Learning as a Workplace Learning Strategy

Learnnovators

A mentor giving feedback on a task done can be micro-learning unless it is an extended feedback session. I saw the movie Cinderella over the weekend which has this line: Just because it is done doesn’t mean it should be done. Can managers and mentors be taught to think in terms of micro-learning?

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MICRO-LEARNING AS A WORKPLACE LEARNING STRATEGY

Learnnovators

A mentor giving feedback on a task done can be micro-learning unless it is an extended feedback session. I saw the movie Cinderella over the weekend which has this line: Just because it is done doesn’t mean it should be done. Can managers and mentors be taught to think in terms of micro-learning?

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Micro-Learning as a Workplace Learning Strategy

ID Reflections

A mentor giving feedback on a task done can be micro-learning unless it is an extended feedback session. I saw the movie Cinderella over the weekend which has this line: Just because it is done doesn’t mean it should be done. Can managers and mentors be taught to think in terms of micro-learning?

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In Learning, Size Matters

CLO Magazine

The drastic increase in asynchronous e-learning points to the workforce’s need to access what they need when they need it (Figure 1). For synchronous microlearning, techniques such as instant messaging, social media and email are well understood. Subject matter experts and mentors may be anywhere.