Making Change

JULY 14, 2014

What does this have to do with instructional design? Let’s turn your bike problem into an elearning activity with a clickable bike. ” Your dignity and your brain wither simultaneously. Let’s jettison the genie from our elearning version and see what happens. Face-to-face version.

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eLearning Brothers

MARCH 1, 2011

Yellow is a brain stimulant and promotes memory. Here is a great site that will let you input your URL and test it against various versions of color-blindness. Build eLearning Games and eLearning Activities. Green brings tranquility and peacefulness. It is refreshing and is the easiest color on the eyes.

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Vignettes Learning

DECEMBER 1, 2011

Roger Schank , author of “Tell Me a Story ” says People’s brain have incomplete stories and the brain wants to complete stories, hence, it is always story searching, making, sorting, creating, matching, adding, etc. 4) What is the new version of the story on this topic? In essence, stories are what keep conversations going.

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