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Cognitive Neuroscience and Virtual Reality: How Immersive Training Underscores the Science of Learning

Roundtable Learning

As you jump, your brain does something incredible. This is just one example of how VR safety training programs activate the brain through sensory-rich experiential learning. Science is a dependable tool to help us better understand our motivations, correct our behaviors, and improve our learning outcomes. Plot twist!

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Keep Learners Guessing to Increase Engagement and Retention

Learningtogo

But too much comfort can be dangerous for learning. Our brains crave stimulation and novelty. As natural explorers , humans are driven to learn as much as possible; it’s one of our superpowers as a species. Your Brain is a Natural Statistician. Challenge learners to write their own ending to the story.

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Virtual reality for pain management

KnowledgeOne

Thanks to artificial intelligence (see Mini glossary of artificial intelligence), VR can have this adaptive and predictive aspect, more personalized and more “alive.” Pain is not only a sensory experience but also a psychological, behavioural and cognitive one that involves our emotions, disposition and attention.

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When training backfires

CLO Magazine

It gleams with solid learning objectives, a wonderful case of “why,” a crystal-clear articulation of the mindset and behavior shifts needed, quality upskilling components to enable those shifts, and practice elements and follow-up job aids to overcome the forgetting curve. First, they remember it. Second, they want to do it.

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Keynote Resources from #LUC2017

Kapp Notes

In a learning module, the outcome is more certain. Predictable. Instead, add an element of chance into the learning process. Try to build cognitive curiosity by making learners believe their knowledge structures are inconsistent or incomplete. Humans learn from failure more than instant success.

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What Is Video-based Learning And Why You Should Use It

Hurix Digital

Including videos in higher ed stimulates multisensory learning. Your brain forges more cognitive connections while watching videos because so many senses are involved. It’s because of how the brain works. Reading text, for instance, requires the brain to process the information more “actively.”

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Donald Clark: Algorithmic/Adaptive Learning #DevLearn

Learning Visions

Donald Clark @donaldclark “Learning Prediction for 2015 and Beyond: Two Small Letters” Algorithms and predictive analytics – Netflix knows what you want to watch. It’s time to do the same for learning. Learning styles don’t exist. Don’t build your adaptive learning system based on them.

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