Attention Summary Theory 
Association eLearning
JANUARY 14, 2016
Here’s a summary of one of the rounds. Using examples is a good way to get learners’ attention and help them remember content. The goal is to figure out which picture card another player is thinking of, based on a hint they provide. I figured I’d have some fun playing with friends and then go about business as usual.
Association eLearning
JANUARY 14, 2016
Here’s a summary of one of the rounds. Using examples is a good way to get learners’ attention and help them remember content. The goal is to figure out which picture card another player is thinking of, based on a hint they provide. I figured I’d have some fun playing with friends and then go about business as usual.
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Upside Learning
FEBRUARY 10, 2011
Over time, I realized that most Instructional Design theories are rooted in common sense. However, as Instructional Design beginners, we are so overawed by these theories that we fail to understand the simple principles behind them. It provides a good summary of the issues to be considered when designing learning material.
The Learning Dispatch
MARCH 20, 2017
In it, he dissected the role that color contrast theory played in creating the palette that Fidelity uses in its charts and graphs. And he suggested, rather provocatively, that table, graph, and chart summaries aren’t particularly helpful. Provide the data and let the user determine its meaning. (I
The Learning Dispatch
MARCH 20, 2017
In it, he dissected the role that color contrast theory played in creating the palette that Fidelity uses in its charts and graphs. And he suggested, rather provocatively, that table, graph, and chart summaries aren’t particularly helpful. Provide the data and let the user determine its meaning. (I
Making Change
JANUARY 18, 2018
Here’s a video of the webinar I recently ran on that topic, plus a summary of what we talked about. According to self-determination theory, when people are externally motivated, they simply obey someone else’s rules (“I do it because the boss is watching”). It’s all about self-determination.
Learningtogo
FEBRUARY 14, 2023
The theory suggests that offering a series of choices, each leading a bit closer to the desired behavior, is more effective than trying to change complex human behavior all at once. Two fundamental assumptions of nudge theory are: • Human behavior isn’t based solely on logic, so we can’t change it by simply presenting facts.
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