With the explosion in brain research during the past 10 years, scientists know more about the brain than ever before. Consumer brain training software designed to improve memory, attention, cognitive ability and more has hit the market with a vengeance. How is this same research set to change the world of corporate learning and e-learning solutions? What does the next generation of e-learning look like? Join Dr. Alice Kim from the Rotman Research Institute, a premier international center for the study of human brain, along with Carol Leaman, the CEO of Axonify, to learn about:
Three key areas of brain research that are expected to have the most impact on corporate e-learning.
How the latest research is being applied in e-learning tools in the workplace.
Real corporate examples of improvements in knowledge retention, learning transfer and the bottom line.
Leveraging the Latest in Brain Science to Deliver the Next Generation of E-Learning
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Speakers: Dr. Alice Kim
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Carol Leaman
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7. Leveraging the Latest in Brain Science to
Deliver the Next Generation of eLearning
May 29, 2013
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8. Carol Leaman
CEO
Axonify
Dr. Alice Kim
Rotman Research
Institute of Baycrest
Agenda & Speakers
• Latest advances in brain
science
• Cognitive strategies in learning
• Impact on corporate learning
• Examples of improvements in
retention, learning transfer
and the bottom-line
20. Fact: Retrieval practices produce better learning
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Study Repeated
Study
Concept
Mapping
Retrieval
Practice
ProportionCorrect
Source: 2011 study by Jeffrey D. Karpicke, Department of Psychological Sciences, Purdue University
22. Fact: Spaced (vs. crammed) practice leads to better
learning
ProportionRecalled
23. Fact: Spaced (vs. crammed) practice leads to better
learning
ProportionRecalled
24. Deep Encoding
The more deeply and
meaningfully you process
information, the more
likely you are to
remember it.
25. Fact: Deep encoding leads to better retention
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Source: Craik & Tulving, 1975
Level of Processing
26. Take Home Messages
1. Spacing combined with retrieval leads
to better learning
2. Practicing retrieval is particularly
beneficial to learning when it:
• is followed by feedback
• occurs multiple times
• requires effort
3. Retention is better when information
is processed deeply.
27. What can we do to improve
learning?
1. Retrieve repeatedly
2. Space out your practice
3. Be engaged – process information