Media outlets frequently analyze the implications of our aging workforce and remind us that a growing proportion is in their fifties and beyond. This article examines what instructional designers should do to accommodate this growing population from an eLearning perspective, based on the principles of learning theory and learning styles research.
Posts Tagged ‘Learning Styles’
eLearning and an Aging Workforce
Posted in Instructional Design / Workplace Learning / Training, Recently Published, tagged eLearning, Health, Learning, Learning Psychology, Learning Styles, Research, Technology, Training on November 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Help Yourself with Learning Modality Tips
Posted in Instructional Design / Workplace Learning / Training, Recently Published, tagged Learning, Learning Modalities, Learning Psychology, Learning Styles, Online Learning, Training on March 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
My most recent two articles for the InternetCE blog are about learning modalities and how leverage your learning modality strengths to get the most out of an online learning experience. This post has summaries and direct links to to the two articles.