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CLO Magazine
FEBRUARY 4, 2024
We are finding new meaning in learning in the flow of work and promoting organizational behaviors that ingrain, sustain and communicate insights. The way adults learn to develop new skills and behaviors is not technology-dependent. Advancing technology often results in falling prey to “shiny new toy” syndrome.
CommLab India
JANUARY 22, 2017
It is important to use a variety of media to deliver learning and hold the attention of the learner. According to this article in Psychology Today , “Videos are processed by the brain 60,000 times faster than text.” A better strategy is to use them: At the beginning (as the introduction), to get the attention of the learner.
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Matrix
FEBRUARY 8, 2018
Valuable information needed to be stored in the all-time amazing filing system that is the human brain. Today tiny humans begin their formal education at a very early age with the use of colorful cards, skillfully designed toys and the use of those wonderfully lovely nursery rhymes. Video games increase cognitive performance.
SHIFT eLearning
FEBRUARY 18, 2014
For instance, educational research into human behavior, cognition, and ability has determined that eLearning developers and trainers should transfer the following human factors into every course on a consistent basis. 1) The human brain prefers to recognize, not recall. 2) The human brain likes chunking by seven.
CLO Magazine
FEBRUARY 15, 2018
Udemy’s “2018 Learning Index Report,” which analyzed 18 million learners and polled 263 learning and development managers, discusses various key topics to pay attention to this year. This can allow for better understanding of client needs and behaviors, all of which can lead to more targeted sales and better marketing. Hot Topics.
Vignettes Learning
DECEMBER 16, 2016
Turkle shares the story of a girl who became so sad because the toy could no longer talk back to her. For psychologist Albert Bandura, individuals do not automatically observe the behavioral model and imitate it. This occurs somewhere between observing the behavior (stimulus) and imitating it or not (response). McLeod, 2011 ).
Learningtogo
JUNE 2, 2017
Originally documented in cognitive psychology, the scarcity effect is a well-known principle in economics and marketing, used to predict buyer behavior. Our brains can do funny things under stress, and the scarcity effect generates a highly stressful experience. That’s why you’ll see ads on late-night TV say things like “Order now!
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