September 2007
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
10h 53m
English
Effective e-learning engages learners with the instructional environment in ways that foster the selection, organization, integration, and retrieval of new knowledge. First, attention must be drawn to the important information in the training. Then the instructional words and visuals must be integrated with each other and with prior knowledge. Finally, the new knowledge and skills that are built in long-term memory must be retrieved from long-term memory after the training when needed on the job. Effective practice exercises support all of these psychological processes. In this chapter we will review research and guidelines for optimizing learning from online practice.
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