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MANAGING INFORMATION OVERLOAD

Learnnovators

The common wisdom amongst instructional designers is to avoid creating an information overload. It’s far worse when we turn that folksy wisdom on ourselves and cap our professional development by avoiding information overloads ourselves! And as with so many things, practice in learning new things helps a lot.).

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Coping with information

Clark Quinn

The subtitle basically explains it: The 5 powers for success in a world of exponential information. It’s not the only model for information management given the increasing challenge, but it’s a worthwhile read if you’re looking for help in coping with information deluge. Recommended.

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5 Ways To Prevent Information Overload in Microlearning Courses

Ed App

Microlearning is, or at least should be, the very antidote to information overload. Information overload is a phenomenon which occurs when a person is exposed to too much information or data. This has a tendency to backfire, as too many visuals may cause information overload for learners.

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Filtering, Crowdsourcing and Information Overload

Tony Karrer

This caught my eye because it’s a bit different than the model we are using on Browse My Stuff that powers sites like eLearning Learning. In Curator Editor Research Opportunities on eLearning Learning , I described the flow that it uses: In this case, the input is curated content although it can come from virtually anywhere.

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Microlearning: 10 AI Tools to Create Amazing Courses

CommLab India

I n today's hyper-connected world, attention spans are shorter than goldfish, and information floods like a tidal wave. Enter microlearning: the antidote to information overload. These bite-sized learning nuggets, delivered in minutes, are perfectly tailored for our modern fast-paced lives. And guess what?

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Microlearning, Instructional Design

CommLab India

L et's face it, attention spans are shrinking faster than a free ice cream cone on a hot summer day. Traditional training methods, with their lengthy modules and one-size-fits-all approach, are struggling to keep up in today's information overload. But fear not, fellow knowledge warriors!

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I’m Glad Millennials Scare Learning and Development – Part 3

Association eLearning

Part 2 discussed five outdated Learning and Development (L&D) practices and why they don’t work. Here are five updated practices that will help improve your Learning and Development for everyone, not just millennials. Updated Practice 1: Treat Learning as a Process. If you can get someone to feel, you have their attention.