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Reading Time: 6 minutes Introduction I have a confession to make. I’ve been recording audio for years with my iPhone and the Voice Memos app. Here’s what the process
Reading Time: 6 minutes In your experience, what’s the hardest part of a lesson to design? For me, it’s the “hook”—the first screen of an eLearning course or the first few minutes of an instructor-led course. It’s not that it’s especially difficult, but it requires creative and careful thought. It’s also arguably the most critical part because it sets the tone for the rest of the lesson.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Over the past week, I’ve thinking a lot about the value of reflection in learning. You might say I’m reflecting on reflection. How very meta of me. Reflection is a way for your brain to practice retrieving information. It can help you form connections between newly learning information and prior knowledge and experience. It can cause you to visualize yourself performing an activity in a better way.
Reading Time: 7 minutes We usually think about accessibility in terms of websites and eLearning courses. But what about that great job aid you created? Or the instructor guide you developed? Or the slide deck you’re sending to participants to download? Would people with disabilities be able to access that content? In this post, I’ll share some ways you can use the POUR principles to create accessible documents and presentations.
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