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Keeping online learners glued to their screens can be tricky. But once you have them hooked, making the knowledge stick is even more challenging. Distractions, stress, and any number of things can hinder their ability to absorb and assimilate the information. Which is why you must create eLearning experiences that matter and leave a lasting impression. Here are 10 creative ways to boost online learner retention and help them remember the key takeaways of the eLearning course. 
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Udemy is one of the best platforms where you can access a plethora of online courses. There are actually over 40.000 courses covering different subjects from programming and media to communication and photography.’Courses are offered in more than 80 languages and range from free and short tutorials, to complete master courses’.
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Find tips, strategies, tools, and other resources to help new teachers successfully integrate technology to facilitate educational objectives in the classroom.
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Want to know how to create an Effective Blended Learning program? Check 7 tips to plan and design a highly Effective Blended Learning program.
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What Is Bite Sized Learning? Wondering about the future of eLearning? Check why Bite Sized Learning is the future of eLearning!
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Want to know how to receive valuable feedback In eLearning? Check 4 key eLearning Course Evaluation Strategies To Receive Valuable Feedback.
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These Jedi mind tricks can help your learners get the most out of your teaching and master the information being presented to them.
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The I Do, We Do, You Do structure of Direct Instruction is used to present new material, provide constructive feedback, and allow space for collaboration.
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How to facilitate such discussions is confusing to many teachers, and online discussion threads and chatrooms may be seen as a poor substitute for the “real” thing, an evil necessity of the online class. However, although there are some barriers such as its more decontextualized nature, in comparison to face-to-face discussion, there are advantages that are unique to the online discussion that can be built on by the instructor while the drawbacks are minimized.
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Carol Askin's curator insight,
July 18, 2015 4:55 PM
In this blog post, the article discusses why online discussions are important. Connivence and increased student participation are two advantages the author lists. Concise, core information.
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Here we will take over a simple and proven model to guide your planning of a scenario for your eLearning course. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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This 2015 we can resolve to stop talking down to our learners, and instead, reach out and connect with them. Stop being aloof, and instead, show more empathy.
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Follow these guiding your learner tips to make sure they get the most out of your e-Learning content. Guiding Your Learner Toward Engagement.
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What is the human touch in online learning? How do you know if it’s there? What does it look and feel like? My epiphany on this topic occurred when a student told me “I thought I would have done better if I had a real teacher.”
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The “Research Seminar: Theories for learning with emerging technologies” with Dr. Terry Anderson, was organized by the Edul@b research on September 15, 2016. This Seminar looks at both theories that propel and guide online learning as well as the research paradigms that help shape our research on online learning and teaching.
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Blended learning happens when you mix the face to face classroom with online learning. Research shows there are 8 types of blended learning. Via WebTeachers
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February 17, 2016 12:43 AM
Flipped classroom is not the only type of blended learning. According to researchers there are various types of blended learning. Read on to know about those.
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In an online learning environment, a computer screen replaces the classroom. Here are some tips for instructors that will help them ensure that the transition to a virtual classroom is a successful one.
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Seven learning professionals share some great ideas on how to create effective blended learning.
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Evaluating Online Teaching is not so much a how-to guide as it as a roadmap, guiding the reader through the complexities of creating or overhauling a faculty evaluation process. The book places heavy emphasis on contextual factors and is filled with real-world examples. Evaluating Online Teaching is a must-read for distance learning administrators tasked with faculty evaluations. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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September 13, 2015 3:07 PM
Siempre la evaluación es lo más complejo y contar con una buena guía de orientación resulta de gran ayuda
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"As the world of online learning expands, professors are still working to find the best way to effectively communicate knowledge through a computer, tablet or cell phone screen. Professor Mauro Guillen, who teaches accounting, believes that there is definitely more work to be done." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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Wondering how to use analogies in your eLearning course? Check the Top 7 Tips For Using Analogies In eLearning in order to engage your learners.
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Want to know about the power of Feedback In eLearning? Check the roles of feedback and how to master the art of giving Feedback In eLearning.
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Designing for blended learning is different than designing for a stand-alone course. This article covers ten best practices for instructional design.
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March 4, 2015 12:40 AM
This post talks about blending learning theories, and this module I actually felt like I had a grasp on learning theories, so introducing me to blending them was pretty neat! A blended approach also gives the learner the opportunity to be more responsible for his or her learning, which creates a learning situation that may be more meaningful on an individual level. Because the learner comes to construct knowledge through personal effort, she or he is more likely to demonstrate understanding beyond rote memorization, and to transfer what she or he has learned to new settings.
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Whether one teaches at the university, secondary, or elementary levels, all teachers encounter combative students. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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eLearning is a great way to provide a wide range of content that people can conveniently access online whenever they have free time to do so. Unlike face-to-face courses, eLearning requires special attention when it comes to designing courses that effectively keep participants engaged. If your program doesn’t give them what they need or is …
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