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Getting Learners to Collaborate in a Virtual Learning Environment

ScholarLMS

The Benefits of Collaborative or Social Learning in Conventional Classrooms. The high level of collaboration in a real-time setting is attributable to the time spent in-person with classmates, friends, mentors, and instructors, or teachers. Share experiences and knowledge. Work in groups. Course Delivery.

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Intensive and Extensive Processing: Making Formal Stickier

Clark Quinn

These things include activating emotional and cognitive relevance, presenting the associated concepts, showing examples that link concept to context, having learners apply concept to context, and wrapping up the experience. However, don’t forget the reflection! Providing a challenge that mimics one in the real world (e.g.

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The Importance of Being Agile in a VUCA World

ID Reflections

Adaptive over predictive Ruth Clark describes adaptive in relation to expertise in her book Building Expertise: Cognitive Methods for Training and Performance Improvement , and I think it reflects my understanding of Agile philosophy very well. Unpacking each claim 1. This is the state of being truly adaptive and agile.

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Decisions, decisions. Business decisions.

Jay Cross

Creating useful, peer-rated FAQs and knowledge bases. Supplementing self-directed learning with mentors and experts. We recently toured a corporate headquarters where staying late at work was prized by managers. In knowledge work, overwork leads to stress and a reduction in cognitive acumen.