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Learning Styles and E-Learning

eLearning 24-7

This post is going to be somewhat different than in the past, specifically a result of the argument of the effectiveness of learning styles and if they even exist. Nope, in all the counter-arguments it was focusing on one item, learning styles, which initially was going to make up only a small part of the post.

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Revisiting Learning Styles

Experiencing eLearning

As part of David Kelly’s Learning Styles Awareness Day , I’m revisiting the idea of learning styles. I admit that when I was taught learning styles in my education program, I didn’t question it. As an instructional designer, I basically ignore learning styles.

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Best Practices for Developing and Delivering Effective e-Learning Platforms

Hurix Digital

Understand Your Target Audience To create custom e-learning solutions that best suit the needs of your learners, you must first understand your target audience. Factors such as their demographics, educational backgrounds, and learning styles can make your platform something they can get comfortable using immediately.

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Multimodal Learning: Improving Course Outcomes and Engagement 

LearnDash

Yet, traditional one-size-fits-all approaches to learning often fall short of meeting the diverse needs of learners. Recognizing this, educators and trainers are turning to multimodal learning—a dynamic approach that embraces various channels and mediums to cater to diverse learning styles.

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Revisiting Learning Styles

Experiencing eLearning

As part of David Kelly’s Learning Styles Awareness Day , I’m revisiting the idea of learning styles. I admit that when I was taught learning styles in my education program, I didn’t question it. As an instructional designer, I basically ignore learning styles.

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Overview of the learning pyramid for training providers

Arlo Training & Events Software

What is The Learning Pyramid? The Learning Pyramid was first created by education specialist Edgar Dale in the 1940s. In his book “Audio-Visual Methods in Teaching”, Dale referred to it as the “Cone of Experience”. It was later further developed and re-named “The Learning Pyramid” by National Training Laboratories Institute.

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The Art of Storytelling in eLearning: Crafting Compelling Narratives

Hurix Digital

When it comes to workforce learning , narratives provide a context that resonates with real-world scenarios. Storytelling, especially when presented as interactive scenarios, encourages employees to think critically and make decisions based on the information provided.