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Design for How People Learn

introduction 1 Where do we start? 2 Who are your learners? 3 What's the goal? 4 How do we remember? 5 How do you get their attention? 6 Design for Knowledge 7 Design for Skills 8 Design for Motivation 9 Design for Environment 10 Conclusion Index

Julie Dirksen

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