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Why are Scary Movies so Much Fun?

Learningtogo

Fear is one of the key behaviors that keeps us alive and has done so since the time of our genetic ancestors. If you review the list of the top-grossing movies of all time, you’ll see a similar list. So why do so many of us love a “scary movie?” The conventions of the horror movie seem to tell the brain that this isn’t real.

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Launch Online Training to Target Desired Behaviors

Grovo

Changing behaviors is hard — even if the behavior is just getting people to take training! Getting learners onto your platforms and into your content is an essential first step before any change can take place, and it’s time we all put more emphasis on changing that behavior.

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My 5 Favorite Holiday Movies and What I Learned

Cloudshare

So, why I have decided to share my favorite seasonal movie list? Enable your sales engineers (SEs) to overcome black box proof of concepts (POC) with analytics that tell the truth about user behavior. I have to admit, though, a big lesson I take away from this movie comes from George Bailey’s mother: “marry the right person!”

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eLearning Storyboarding: How to Get Started

eLearningMind

An eLearning storyboard gives you a chance to chart out learner behavior, build in opportunities for interaction, and identify potential issues long before you launch. When you think of “storyboarding,” you might imagine it as a device for movie plots or comics. Following the story identifies learning gaps.

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eLearning Storyboarding: How to Get Started

eLearningMind

An eLearning storyboard gives you a chance to chart out learner behavior, build in opportunities for interaction, and identify potential issues long before you launch. When you think of “storyboarding,” you might imagine it as a device for movie plots or comics. Why Storyboarding for eLearning?

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Evaluation Ethics: Going to the Movies

The Performance Improvement Blog

She asks her students to think critically about Truman Capote’s behavior in the movie and how that relates to their work as evaluators. Professor Kelsey realizes that often with ethical issues there are no absolutes. This is the kind of conversation that anyone who collects evaluative data from people should be having frequently.

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Instructional Storytelling: How to Use it In Your Corporate Training

eLearningMind

It might sound familiar for your favorite novel or the last movie you saw, but what does this mean for your training materials? Influence Behavior. The end-goal of any learning experience should be a meaningful and measurable change in behavior. Facts simply won’t have the long-term effects on behavior that storytelling will.