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Learner Engagement: Behavioral, Cognitive, & Affective

Experiencing eLearning

That’s part of behavioral engagement. Behavioral engagement. Behavioral engagement is the actions and behaviors people take during learning, which may support or hinder learning. Different researchers have identified different behaviors as showing engagement, but this one seems relevant for workplace elearning.

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Interactyx and Traliant Announce Partnership To Deliver Online Sexual Harassment Training via TOPYX LMS

TOPYX LMS

The suite focuses on changing behavior rather than memorizing rules and laws and consists of a 30-minute employee version, a 60-minute manager’s version, and a two-hour course for managers in California (AB 1825, AB 2053) and Connecticut, which covers the mandated two-hour training requirement. Interactyx is an Inc. About Traliant.

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ID and eLearning Links 7/14/20

Experiencing eLearning

The tool collects data on user behavior. The website says it’s using AI to analyze behavior, but it’s not quite clear exactly what that AI is doing. Celestory Tool for creating branching scenario training or interactive games.

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Instructional Design Skills

Experiencing eLearning

Learning Solutions Magazine is an eLearning Guild publication with contributions by numerous authors. I help organizations who need online learning that gets results and changes behavior. Check out my post on a Basic Instructional Design Process. I wrote this as an overview for people outside the field. Interested in learning more?

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What’s holding inclusion back? Leaders’ behavior.

CLO Magazine

Leaders’ behavior. The post What’s holding inclusion back? appeared first on Chief Learning Officer - CLO Media.

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What Gets Measured Gets Done…Revisited Again

The Performance Improvement Blog

This is more about the importance of choosing the right measure for the situation so that you are reinforcing the intended behavior and not something that you don’t want. As Bozarth suggests, decide on what behavior you want and then decide on the best way to measure that behavior. However, here too, the phrase has limits.

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ID & eLearning Links 4/7/20

Experiencing eLearning

Brain Science: Enable Your Brain to Remember Almost Everything | Learning Solutions Magazine Use memory boosters to reduce how much people forget after training. Directly observing the behaviors of these folks gave me the insights I needed to tailor the solution. So how often should information be boostered?