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How Millennials Learn: 5 Key Challenges for L&D Managers

Paradiso

Advancements in Mobile Technologies Driving Learning Accessibility Widespread smartphone ownership and high-speed internet enable anytime, anywhere learning. Apps, podcasts, e-books, and interactive platforms offer diverse content outside traditional classrooms—supporting multitasking and balancing work, life, and learning.

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How Inclusive Education Tools Improve Equity in Education?

Hurix Digital

The widespread access to information afforded by the internet has allowed us to implement new forms of learning, facilitated by visual and auditory elements, for a deeper understanding of the subject matter. This multitasking approach maximizes learning opportunities and allows for a more flexible learning schedule. are included.

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Video Games To Train Your Brain

eLamb

Saving the hardest ’til last Here are two more titles that received a lot of attention from people who like particularly ‘challenging’ games. Cuphead This 1930’s cartoon-styled game received a huge backlash on the internet recently, from angry gamers who thought the studio made this one way too hard.

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Training Adults in the Workplace: 10 Proven Benefits of Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT)

ReadyTech

Youve got Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z all in the same virtual room, each with different expectations, tech skills, and attention spans. Millennials (Born 19811996): Make It Digital, Make It Meaningful Millennials are digital natives whove been multitasking since they had sidekicks and MySpace accounts. And guess what?

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Grab Learner Attention with Your Course Content

LearnDash

Want to cut down on distractions and multitasking during your course? One of the inevitable battles online instructors face lies in retaining learner attention. Learners can drift away, sneak peaks at their smartphones, or attempt to covertly browse the Internet, but few will be so brazen as to do it in an obvious way.

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How Instructional Designers Can Cope with Continuous Partial Attention in "The Age of Distraction"

SHIFT eLearning

Different forms of information are constantly battling for attention causing continuous partial attention to become commonplace. For this reason, it is crucial that they understand what is meant by continuous partial attention and its implications for eLearning courses. The Phenomenon of Continuous Partial Attention.

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Unleashing Gen Z’s Potential: Supercharging L&D for the Newest Generation

Infopro Learning

This newest generation grew up in a world saturated with the internet and mobile devices. There’s a common belief that Gen Z has short attention spans. As per Squarespace’s findings , 92% of Generation Z individuals multitask while browsing the internet. Aren’t they attention grabbers?