Tag Archives: synchronous
Bringing synchronous learning alive
An interesting article by David Gibson at Eureka with some great tips for on-line learning webinars ( and in the training room).
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The ballet of state management
One of the pillars of Brain Friendly Learning is “State Management”
As Kim Hare, Managing Director of Kaizen Training says in her book The Trainer's Toolkit: Bringing Brain-friendly Learning to Life
“State is everything (well almost)” But what exactly is she talking about?
Exforsys offers us the following:
State is a combination of the internal representations of the mind [...]
Posted in Practice Also tagged anchoring, change, internal dialogue, memory, NLP, state, state management 6 Comments
Mix up learning: reflections on a Seth Godin post
Seth Godin has posted a really interesting graph comparing amount of information with the way that the information is delivered. How can we help our learners by considering alternative ways to communicate our training messages using the model Seth uses for marketing communications?
Posted in Reflections Also tagged asynchronous, information, Seth Godin, state, time Leave a comment
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