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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: The Auditory Advantage

Learning Visions

Here are a few things that I’ve tried in the last couple of years that I’ve pinched directly from my years in front of the Playstation: The use of music to change emotional state; to bypass conscious processing of information. The use of music in e-Learning? But did it actually enhance the learning experience?

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10Q: Helen Keegan

Learning with e's

What/who has been your biggest influence when it comes to learning? I studied at the Royal Northern College of Music before going on to a degree in Linguistics, specialising in phonetics, speech synthesis and spectrographic analysis. Posted by Steve Wheeler from Learning with e's. What does social media mean to you?

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: On Games and eLearning

Learning Visions

When it comes to "fun" in training (and the scare quotes are deliberate), I always hear Marvin the paranoid android saying, "Sounds dreadful." Clown noses, perky music, and disproportionately positive feedback all work for the most part against engagement. United States License. Based on a work at learningvisions.blogspot.com.

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Charles Schulz Museum

Jay Cross

Home Speaker Contact internet time alliance Learnstream Resources Internet Time Blog from Jay Cross and Internet Time Group Charles Schulz Museum by Jay Cross on January 17, 2009 Prompted by an article in the New York Times , we drove an hour north to Santa Rosa to take in an exhibit entitled Schulz’s Beethoven: Schroeder’s Music.

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Charles Schulz Museum

Jay Cross

Home Speaker Contact internet time alliance Learnstream Resources Internet Time Blog from Jay Cross and Internet Time Group Charles Schulz Museum by Jay Cross on January 17, 2009 Prompted by an article in the New York Times , we drove an hour north to Santa Rosa to take in an exhibit entitled Schulz’s Beethoven: Schroeder’s Music.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Audio in eLearning: When Rough Around the Edges is Better

Learning Visions

They said it "sounded more real" and they trusted it more because they knew this person was talking from experience. Not the best quality sound, but who really cares when you're listening over your crappy laptop speakers anyway. for e-learning and CBT projects. Did it sound likea pro narrator? Bruce Abbott said.

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Charles Schulz Museum

Jay Cross

Home Speaker Contact internet time alliance Learnstream Resources Internet Time Blog from Jay Cross and Internet Time Group Charles Schulz Museum by Jay Cross on January 17, 2009 Prompted by an article in the New York Times , we drove an hour north to Santa Rosa to take in an exhibit entitled Schulz’s Beethoven: Schroeder’s Music.

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