What is a “Neuromyth?”
When aiming to discover more about the field of neuroscience and cognitive functioning, there is a plethora of resources available — some being more accurate than others. Although there are plenty of...
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Struggles with Iterative Development in Instructional Design Here’s a few instruction design questions that came up recently regarding iterative development: Can you share any specific agile...
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Neuromyths in Education
What is a Neuromyth? Welcome to our topic-leader post on “Neuromyths.” In case you haven’t heard the term before, or are unsure of what a neuromyth is, allow me to start off with a brief description....
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Free Webinar: Effective Presentation Design Class
Learn to make your presentations distinctive and more effective through the proper use of shape, color, carefully crafted content. Oh, and just a touch of educational neuroscience! Objectives– How the...
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The Benefits of Using a Motion Graphics Video for Educational Seminars
One of the great challenges of speaking at an educational event is sustaining the interest of a bored and disinterested audience. Regardless of how interesting you think your presentation may be, the...
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The Dos and Don’ts of Leading an Educational Seminar
Just because you have something important to say, doesn’t necessarily mean people will listen. Your presentation may offer answers to some of the most pressing problems in the world. Unfortunately, if...
View ArticleWhat is a “Neuromyth?”
When aiming to discover more about the field of neuroscience and cognitive functioning, there is a plethora of resources available — some being more accurate than others. Although there are plenty of...
View ArticleStruggles with Iterative Development in Instructional Design
Here are a few instructional design questions that came up recently regarding iterative development: Can you share any specific agile development practices you’ve undertaken in your organization? If...
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Neuromyths in Education
What is a Neuromyth? Welcome to our topic-leader post on “Neuromyths.” In case you haven’t heard the term before, or are unsure of what a neuromyth is, allow me to start off with a brief description....
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The Benefits of Using a Motion Graphics Video for Educational Seminars
One of the great challenges of speaking at an educational event is sustaining the interest of a bored and disinterested audience. Regardless of how interesting you think your presentation may be, the...
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The Dos and Don’ts of Leading an Educational Seminar
Just because you have something important to say, doesn’t necessarily mean people will listen. Your presentation may offer answers to some of the most pressing problems in the world. Unfortunately, if...
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Bloom’s Taxonomy for Instructional Design Projects
Laying out clear learning objectives or instructional goals is a vital part of an effective instructional design project. Turn-Turtle Educational Media suggests that you consider applying Bloom’s...
View ArticleInteractive eLearning Models
This article is currently being updated to include the latest research and technology. Check back soon. In the meantime, why not check out our other articles on eLearning? The post Interactive...
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Onboarding is Key to Employee Success
It’s a wonder that so many small- to medium-sized businesses think to invest significantly in assets like facilities, motor pool, and computer systems, and yet ignore the substantial ROI that could be...
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Improve Student Engagement with the Perfect Presentation
The perfect presentation graphics should enhance a face-to-face lecture not supplant it. With multimedia technologies reshaping the methods of instructional design, audio-visual learning tools are...
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Transformational Learning
If you’ve ever tried to teach someone something, in or out of the classroom, you might know that sense of frustration that one feels when a student ‘just doesn’t get it.’ For centuries, men have...
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Assistive Communication Apps Give Children with Autism, Speech Delays a Voice
For nonverbal children and children with speech delays, the inability to communicate often snowballs into a variety of other problems. When we’re able to unlock this ability, it can lead the child...
View ArticleWhat is a “Neuromyth?”
When aiming to discover more about the field of neuroscience and cognitive functioning, there is a plethora of resources available — some being more accurate than others. Although there are plenty of...
View ArticleWhat is a “Neuromyth?”
When aiming to discover more about the field of neuroscience and cognitive functioning, there is a plethora of resources available — some being more accurate than others. Although there are plenty of...
View ArticleStruggles with Iterative Development in Instructional Design
Here are a few instructional design questions that came up recently regarding iterative development: Can you share any specific agile development practices you’ve undertaken in your organization? If...
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