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Everyone has a way in which to best learn, a preferred learning style: visual, auditory, kinesthetic. While there is some controversy over the veracity of “learning styles”, by incorporating various methods in your design and use of technology, you may be able to reach a majority of your learners. In incorporating multiple modalities of interactions you provide a range of opportunities for learners to accommodate the learning at hand.
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- 4. Poll Question: What multimedia do you use in YOUR eLearning?
- 5. Why make eLearning engaging? ● Makes it memorable ● Makes it something worthwhile ● Makes it accessible 5
- 6. Learning Modalities ● Visual ● Auditory ● Kinesthetic ● Tactile 6
- 7. The Learner & The Content ● Sector ● Audience (age, location, experience) ● Goals & Outcomes 7
- 8. ROI ● Will your content benefit from different mediums? ● Will this take time for you to learn? ● Will your users benefit from it? 8
- 10. Thanks for attending! ● Stay tuned for our next Master Class on November 21, 2017 ● Follow-up email ● Questions 10
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