An edition of Design for how people learn
(2011)
Design for how people learn
by Julie Dirksen
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Design for How People Learn
Dec 17, 2015, Pearson New Riders, New Riders
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Design for How People Learn
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Berkeley, CA
Table of Contents
| 1. Where do we start? : The learner's journey ; Where's the gap? ; Identifying and bridging gaps ; Examples ; Why this is important ; Summary | ||
| 2. Who are your learners? : What do your learners want? ; What is their current skill level? ; How are your learners different from you? ; Learning styles ; Methods for learning about your learners ; Summary | ||
| 3. What's the goal? ; Determine goals ; Identify the problem ; Set the destination ; Communicating learning objectives ; Determine the gap ; How long is the trip? ; Summary | ||
| 4. How do we remember? : Memory in & out ; Types of memory ; Repetition and memory ; Summary | ||
| 5. How do you get their attention? : If they're not paying attention ; Talk to the elephant ; Ways to engage the elephant ; Summary | ||
| 6. Design for knowledge : Some of the challenges ; Will they remember? ; Helping your learners understand ; How much guidance? ; A process to follow ; Summary | ||
| 7. Design for skills : Developing skills ; Practice ; Feedback ; Design for accomplishments ; Summary | ||
| 8. Design for motivation : Motivation to do ; Designing for behavior ; Summary | ||
| 9. Design for environment : Environment gaps ; Knowledge in the world ; Putting resources in the world ; Putting prompts/triggers in the world ; Putting behaviors in the world ; Clearing the path ; Summary | ||
| 10. Conclusion. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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