Blog Usability
As I posted in my Blogger account post about Blog Usability I was violating a lot of the top 10 principles. Let's see if this site is better?
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I Remember
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IDT 873: Concept Attainment
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IDT 873: Research on Feedback
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OpenEd Week 1: Right to Education a Human Right?
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Browser: Safari for Windows
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Performance Improvement vs Learning
ByJMPerformance improvement is generally the intended outcome of learning, right? So, why do we tend to address them separately? People are far more likely to ask me if I am learning a lot in school versus whether my performance as an instructional designer is improving – which should be the desired outcome, right? However, I…