Creative tips for teaching and learning with technology
Inquiry-based learning promotes active learning through questioning and exploration. Learn how to use this student-centered teaching method in your class.
Is your class getting the most out of group discussion time? Streamline discussions and reduce participation barriers with our classroom management strategies.
Learn why students struggle to speak up in class and follow our tips to encourage thoughtful conversation.
Multimodality & accessibility are two key components of a UDL-friendly classroom. Follow these strategies to make your classroom more inclusive.
Learn how to use Gagné’s popular instructional design framework to meet learning outcomes and boost knowledge retention in your classroom or workplace.
The principles of microlearning are now being effectively applied in live in-person and virtual training.
See how Will Fullwood converts cell phones from distraction devices to attention magnets.
Micro-learning is a highly effective approach to learning that can be applied to both asynchronous and synchronous training. According to the Journal of Applied Psychology
By understanding how our brains function, educators and technologists can harness enormous cognitive and recall powers for live online learning. Written by Gabriel Arcentales.
An surprising number of people are not attentive during virtual meetings.
Patrick Diviny provides advice on how to overcome digital distraction and lift participation.
How do you train and certify sales reps as quickly as possible? We’ll review tips and tricks to help.
We identify ways to use live online training to improve corporate training programs.
Body language online is unfamiliar to most. We identify the key principles to mastering online body language.
Leaderboards add fun and motivation to online learning experiences.
We explore how gamification can skyrocket live online training & how to implement gamification.
We identify the key skills and techniques sales managers and reps need for virtual selling excellence.
Learn how to command virtual meetings. They may be the only opportunity many people get to form an opinion about you.
Presentations can be difficult, especially if you’ve never had to do one. Take your time, do your research, and run through it a few times before you begin.
