They don't perhaps learn differently, but do have a different set of challenges than school leavers or relatively younger students?
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Do adults learn differently? Here is a very interesting blog on the subject. #tcidul
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No matter what you do, what title you hold or what #industry you are in, you owe it to yourself to be intentional about your own #professional #development. chieflearningofficer.com/202…
As someone who had little technology instruction leaving school, I had to turn to external providers. So glad that UL and other Universities provides free classes such as LEVEL UP and skills training through their libraries. hackscience.education/2021/0…
If anyone is interested in VLE for students with disabilities. **Note: term "Asperger syndrome" no longer used being on "Autism Spectrum" is correct term.
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List of some app for teaching, some free some subscription. Worth a look.
Brilliant, IXL, Seesaw, Khan Academy, FlipGrid, and Marco Polo are just a few of the best learning apps for 2022. #edtech
12 Of The Best Learning Apps In 2022 bit.ly/38wRMwt
Though based in Asia, some informative talks on for example AI, future trends in online education, and emerging technology. #edutechtalks.com
More than 50% of our #EDUtech_talks community are thinking about #Blendedlearning, #Assessments, and #Professionaldevelopment this year. #EDUtech_talks Top #EdTech Trends of 2022 is out! Check out what's on educators' minds in the year ahead. edutechtalks.com/edutech_tal…
Very appropriate to what we are studying. "We’ve moved from technology in classrooms to classrooms in technology." #edtech
People often ask me how the platformization of education is different from educational technology in general. The big difference is that the center of coordination changes. We’ve moved from technology in classrooms to classrooms in technology. #edtech
Very helpful overview/introduction to Articulate
This video from Articulate's Youtube channel is a great overview of Storyline's features.
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Good article, similar to what we have covered in lectures
What are the advantages and disadvantages to MOOCS? #tcidul zdnet.com/education/moocs-wh…
Moving to hybrid training in future of work, article and live session.
When the future of work is hybrid, our learning strategies must also be hybrid. Join @AdobeConnect in this live session on April 21 at 11:00EDT and learn the 6 steps to moving your training to #hybridlearning. Save your spot now: ow.ly/PgQJ50IAyCF
Has anyone used LinkedIn Learning courses? If so how did you find them?
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0 votes • Final resultsFive ways eLearning can empower students with disabilities. 2nd April Celebrating World Autism Awareness Month: elearningindustry.com/celebr…
Social-Emotional Learning using CASEL Framework.
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Thank you @getengati for including me on this list!
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A detailed overview from Forbes of technology trends that will impact communication in 2022. Some factors mentioned are AI, machine learning and use of social media insights. forbes.com/sites/forbescommu… #tcidul
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How You Can Build a Career in Technical Content Writing #tcidul
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In ep.80 of the #AIIreland podcast, David McQuaid from @cctcollege discusses courses they offer within #AI & #DataAnalytics, who can apply to their courses, what you will learn, how students are managing the work-life balance & more
Listen now: wp.me/p9QEPM-tH
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From personal experience, anxiety can make it almost impossible to give a coherent answer in certain environments. The attention to the anxiety takes up a lot of energy and affects thought processes. Though evidence is not conclusive in this article.
If you are an anxious person and struggle to think under pressure, you may find some answers to your troubles in this interesting article. Anxiety could indeed limit the capacity of your working memory. #tcidul
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Article suggests anxiety can: "restrict the capacity of working memory by competing with task-relevant processes."
Moran, T. P. (2016). Anxiety and working memory capacity: A meta-analysis and narrative review. Psychological Bulletin, 142(8), 831–864. doi.org/10.1037/bul0000051












