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

Roundtable Learning

As we step toward the future of learning, Learning & Development (L&D) professionals are eager to understand how immersive learning is tied to cognitive neuroscience. Science is a dependable tool to help us better understand our motivations, correct our behaviors, and improve our learning outcomes.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Writing Less Objectionable Learning Objectives

Learning Visions

Friday, January 25, 2008 Writing Less Objectionable Learning Objectives My recent post on alternatives to listing out learning objectives generated a lot of interest and a good conversation. ( See My Objection to Learning Objectives.) Have you come up with some novel way to handle learning objections?

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Year End Musings, Reflections, Predictions and Thoughts: Part One

Kapp Notes

I have been meaning to do a comprehensive posting about 2011 and what happened during the year and then follow up with thoughts on 2012 with some predictions thrown in and have decided to combine both and create a series of postings combining both. Without practice in training or learning, nothing sticks! More non-engaging learning.

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Transforming Education with AI: Innovations in Curriculum Design

Hurix Digital

AI-enhanced LMSs bear the immense potential of accelerating the design and development of curriculum and taking education to a new form by making it personalized, efficient, and aligned with an organization’s learning requirements. Personalized Learning Paths 2. Predictive Analytics Promote Early Intervention 5.

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Keep Learners Guessing to Increase Engagement and Retention

Learningtogo

Using information from experience, your brain constantly predicts how people, systems, and the natural world will behave, applying a statistical called Bayesian inference. This discovery is then used to update your brain’s predictive model for the next encounter: You’ve learned something.

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Adapting Instructional Design for Remote and Distributed Workforces

Hurix Digital

What are the Key Elements of a Remote Instructional Design? Clear and Precise Learning Objectives Effective Content Delivery Communication and Collaboration Clear and Concise Instructions Regular Assessment and Feedback What are some Tips for Creating Remote Instructional Design?

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Off-the-shelf VR: Instant VR training experiences

STRIVR

This is particularly true of the subset of VR training known as Immersive Learning , which is informed by cognitive science and offers tangible metrics so that learning organizations can measure the results of training on both a team and an individual level. But not every valuable lesson is so specific to your business.