Efficiency in learning: evidence-based guidelines to manage cognitive load/
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San Francisco:
Pfeiffer,
c2006
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Table of Contents:
- Cognitive load and efficiency in learning.
- The psychology of efficiency.
- Use visuals and audio narration to exploit working memory resources.
- Focus attention and avoid split attention.
- Weed your training to manage limited working memory capacity.
- Provide external memory support to reduce working memory load.
- Use segmenting, sequencing, and learner pacing to impose content gradually.
- Transition from worked examples to practice to impose mental work gradually.
- Put working memory to work with germane load.
- Accommodate differences in learner expertise.
- Use rapid testing to adapt e-learning to learner expertise.
- Applying cognitive load theory.
- The evolution of cognitive load theory : a personal perspective / by John Sweller.