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Mettleflo and The Learning Rooms Transform Resilience Training

The Learning Rooms

This comprehensive course helps participants: Gain greater self-understanding Develop more effective coping strategies Live a more fulfilling life aligned with personal values and beliefs Expert-Led Content The Building Resilience course brings together decades of clinical and academic expertise: Dr James Erskine , Senior Lecturer at City St.

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How Interactive Learning Platforms Help Businesses Stay Competitive

Infopro Learning

One-way lectures or old eLearning ideas fail to hold employee attention or drive meaningful outcomes. As industries adapt, interactive learning platforms offer the flexibility and accuracy required to keep workforces sharp and up-to-date.

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How to Turn Long-Form Content into Online Lessons

LearnDash

Want to turn a lecture, presentation, or ebook into an online course? However, for some online educators, especially those who are trying to move in-person lectures into an online format, the situation is different. An ebook might have several chapters, or a lecture might be part of a series. Here’s where to start.

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How To Navigate Online Lecture-Based Learning For Maximum Results

eLearning Industry

Discover innovative strategies to engage students during online lecture-based learning and give life to this traditional teaching method to make it more engaging and relevant in today's digital age. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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How Long Should My Online Lessons Be?

LearnDash

But others are torn between the quick, punchy length of YouTube videos and the hour-long lecture format typical of college courses. This has been a common criticism of the traditional lecture format for many years. Lectures, whether written or presented as videos, are a form of passive engagement. Which is better?

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Online Education Is about More Than Video

LearnDash

I suspect this practice has its roots in the kind of remote courses that predated the internet—ones where learners would purchase a textbook and a series of video lectures. Anyone who has tried to learn a subject this way can probably tell you how dull recorded lectures can be. Have your video content support active learning.

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7 Benefits of Blended Learning

LearnDash

Teachers must continually print handouts, repeat lectures, and perform administrative tasks that, in an online system, might otherwise be automated. In a traditional lecture scenario, students have to take notes in order to save information for later. Listening to a lecture, whether online or in person, is a passive learning activity.