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Protagonists Should Be Like Your Learners

Experiencing eLearning

She rewards that action with points in the final score. Characters in Cultural Context. Keep the culture of the workplace in mind as well. Your protagonist and other characters should reflect the organizational culture. Cindy tries to handle the problem herself without HR, but she causes a costly misstep. Stepping back.

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Physical education for corporate learning?

CLO Magazine

We know that movement benefits children physically, but it also stimulates brain regions responsible for attention, memory and executive function — all crucial for learning. Research shows that cognitive fatigue — a state of mental exhaustion after prolonged cognitive effort — impairs learning, attention and task performance.

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Reflections of a mooc unvirgin

E-Learning Provocateur

Eventually I settled on The University of Edinburgh’s E-learning and Digital Cultures mooc, because it targeted practising e-learning professionals who “want to deepen their understanding of what it means to teach and learn in the digital age”, not to mention the fact I was fascinated by its coverage of popular culture.

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Growing up: Leading with intention and attention

Rustici Software

, I worry a lot about the sustainability and scalability of our culture. The culture that Mike Rustici and Tim Martin established when they started the company (and why I came to Rustici) was founded on the idea of leading with empathy and giving people autonomy to decide what work to do and when to do it.

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4 Ways to Encourage Healthy Competition Among Students

LearnDash

It can also mean finding ways to top your personal bests—to extend a streak, beat a high score, or earn a new badge. But turning their attention toward their own progress can help them stay encouraged, even as their skills develop. You announce the winner at the end of the week as promised, but make no mention of any other scores.

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Protagonists Should Be Like Your Learners

Experiencing eLearning

Joan builds into the scenario the possibility of checking with HR before each decision and rewards that action with points in the final score. Characters in Cultural Context. Keep the culture of the workplace in mind as well. Your protagonist and other characters should reflect the organizational culture. Stepping Back.

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Employee Engagement: What to Make of Survey Findings

The Performance Improvement Blog

In reference to a recent Gallup survey of employee engagement that shows that 71% of employees are not engaged in their work, Wally Bock, in his Three Star Leadership Blog , offers these provocative observations: After a full decade of high-priced experts and "engagement partners" laboring away, engagement scores have not changed significantly.

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