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Games, Learning Styles, and Engagement: An Evidence-Based Approach

Sunday, May 4, 2014

How much time and money are wasted on instructional methods and learning environments that don't work? Are learning styles fact or fiction? Are games more effective than traditional methods for learning? What are 10 basic approaches to engagement regardless of delivery medium? Based on her forthcoming book, the speaker will update you on the latest instructional research you need to apply for an evidence-based approach to your training design and delivery. During the session we will separate fads from facts including learning styles, games, and media panaceas. We will overview a new chapter in the book on evidence on games by summarizing lessons learned from three streams of research on games. Engagement in learning will be a major focus of the session as we review evidence on 10 engagement strategies applicable to in-person classroom, virtual classroom, or asynchronous e-learning.

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Games, Learning Styles, and Engagement: An Evidence-Based Approach