Ausubel-Theory

In 1963, the American psychologist David Ausubel developed the Subsumption Theory of Learning. The Ausubel Theory concentrates on how people absorb and learn substantial amounts of information from textual or visual sources. What Is David Ausubel’s Theory of Subsumption? Even identical twins are not entirely similar to one another. Indeed, even two individualsContinue Reading

avoid-distractions

Today, we discuss an important aspect of online learning. Distractions. As your employees engage in mobile and portable e-training, how they avoid distractions becomes crucial to their learning experience. Adult learners in a business context can benefit significantly from eLearning. Trainees can select the environment that fits them perfectly because Internet-capableContinue Reading

agile-learning

Agile Learning, along with agile instructional design, is any method of creating training materials that emphasizes efficiency, adaptability, and teamwork. We frequently use the word “agile” in connection with software engineering. However, additional business units have embraced agile methodologies to assist them in swiftly pivoting in response to changing market conditions. TheContinue Reading

12-psychological-facts

You’ve fussed over how much information to include, employee activities, quizzes, debates, and other elements of your online classes. Regrettably, there is a sense that you can improve it further. You do not want your workforce to despise their duties and projects and find it difficult to understand even the most fundamentalContinue Reading

skills-assessments

Every organization’s most significant asset is unquestionably the abilities and competencies of its workforce. The production and income of the company are directly related to these competencies. The practice of identifying the right individuals with the appropriate skill sets is one that any organization is perpetually engaged in. It isContinue Reading