Introduction The research and literature that explores how adults learn consistently emphasizes the importance of personalization in the learning process (Russell, 2009). While it’s generally accepted that personalization is a positive goal when designing learning environments, the practical challenges associated with accomplishing this can often be overwhelming. Personalization requires motivation and relevancy on the part […]
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Designing Personalized Learning Experiences
Posted by Bucky Dodd
· Monday,
October
23rd,
2017
at 04:45 PM
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Categories : eLearning
Playing Chicken: Knowing When to Adapt Your Teaching Strategy
Posted by Bucky Dodd
· Friday,
May
26th,
2017
at 05:22 PM
Introduction Much of my professional research and career interests have focused on planning and designing education and training experiences. While research consistently supports the importance of effective instructional planning, there is also much to be said about mastering the role of adaptability in teaching. In other words, knowing when to change and adapt “the plan” […]
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