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Simulation-based Learning: The Future of Learning & Development

Infopro Learning

In comparison to traditional methods of training, such as lectures and workshops, simulation-based learning has proven to be more effective in engaging learners and helping them retain information better. Simulations mimic real-world environments like an eLearning classroom lab or virtual 3-D modeling class. Role-playing.

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Corporate Training Through Mobile Learning for Remote Workers

Thinkdom

This accelerated the trend of remote work, reshaping traditional workplaces all around the world. The Evolving Landscape of Remote Work In the post-pandemic world, remote work is witnessing a surge, with 12.7% However, the last four years have forced companies to reevaluate their work structures and practices.

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What Is the Difference Between Hybrid and Blended Learning?

Cloudshare

We live in a world of on-demand services and internet-connected devices, so focusing on a lengthy lecture probably isn’t a suitable way to learn for most. A typical setup is for the online component to provide additional exercises to complement the in-class lecture. Learners may still speak with instructors during offline hours.

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3 Tips for Creating the Right Enterprise Learning Environment

Docebo

For enterprises that usually means blended learning that combines offline and online activity. Online exercises support “in-class” lectures. That said, and regardless of your approach, remember that The Learning Pyramid shows the hands-on “practice-by-doing” method is one of the most effective ways to learn.

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Engaging Students with Interactive Social Studies Simulations

Kitaboo

It is possible to leverage many other forms of interactive teaching methods – like social studies simulations – to achieve the desired outcomes from a lesson. This exercise is especially helpful for students with a cautious approach toward speaking publically or interacting in group settings.

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ASTD ICE 2013 Presentation Resources

Kapp Notes

Walk a mile in digital shoes: The impact of embodied perspective-taking on the reduction of negative stereotyping in immersive virtual environments. See more research at the Stanford Virtual Human Interaction Lab. Virtual self-modeling: the effects of vicarious reinforcement and identification on exercise behaviors.

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The Future of Education is in Your Hands: Exploring the Potential of Mobile Learning

Dynamic Pixel

From virtual reality field trips to personalized learning apps, the potential for mobile learning is limitless. Get ready to unlock a world of knowledge with just a tap – because in this digital age, the future of education truly is in your hands! What is it and How Does it Work? So how does mobile learning work?