This link has been bookmarked by 156 people . It was first bookmarked on 28 Mar 2008, by Christy Tucker.
-
23 Nov 15
-
17 Mar 15
-
13 Mar 15
-
04 Feb 15
-
28 Jan 15
-
21 Dec 14
David Goodrichvia Pocket http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png December 21, 2014 at 04:00PM
via Pocket December 21, 2014 at 04:00PM
@Rangerdavie @cubeforteachers Dale' cone often/always misconstrued. http://t.co/rvFEFv69S0 -
03 Nov 14
-
02 Nov 14
-
06 Oct 14
poker13Minimal definition of multimodal on cisco.com
multimodal research education multimedia vocab vocabulary multiple
-
multiple modes (multimodal)
-
-
05 Oct 14
-
04 Oct 14
-
04 Sep 14
Digi EdRelated to the work of Mayer.
-
14 Jul 14
-
13 Jul 14
shenabrown"The intent of this paper is to bring to light research findings on a critical aspect of Edgar
Dale’s Cone of Learning, the differential learning outcomes between single-mode (unimodal)
and multiple modes (multimodal) of learning." -
12 Jul 14
dgl352multimodal learning has been shown to be more effective than traditional, unimodal
-
11 Jul 14
-
09 Jul 14
-
12 Jun 14
-
09 Jun 14
-
08 Jun 14
-
07 Jun 14
-
08 May 14
-
04 May 14
-
02 May 14
-
11 Apr 14
-
01 Apr 14
Chris AitkenAddresses Learning Pyramid myth and outlines research on multi-modal instruction.
-
11 Mar 14
-
09 Mar 14
-
05 Feb 14
-
31 Jan 14
-
04 Nov 13
-
03 Nov 13
-
10 Oct 13
Jacove Foster"multimodal learning (includes using text
with visuals, text with audio, watching and list
ening to animations or lectures that effectively
use visuals, etc." -
07 Oct 13
-
26 Sep 13
-
12 Jun 13
-
09 Jun 13
-
05 Jun 13
Brandon Smith"
White Paper
© 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. This
document is Cisco Public Information. Page 9 of 24
1: How the Brain Functions – The Physiological Limitations to Learning
With time a limited commodity in today’s society,
people are tempted by technology to do more
than one thing at a time (such as driving an
d talking on the phone, reading e-mails while
participating in audio conferences,
etc.)." -
18 Mar 13
-
12 Mar 13
-
11 Mar 13
-
09 Mar 13
-
08 Mar 13
-
more efficientand effective ways to advance student learning
-
-
07 Mar 13
-
14 Jan 13
-
01 Nov 12
-
24 Oct 12
-
29 Sep 12
-
20 Sep 12
-
01 Aug 12
-
22 Jul 12
-
16 Jul 12
-
09 Jul 12
-
31 May 12
paulchandlerThe Metiri Group's report disputes the widely debated Cone of Experience theory, which says each of us learns 10 percent of what we read, 20 percent of what we hear, 30 percent of what we see, 50 percent of what we hear and see, 70 percent of what we say or write, and 90 percent of what we say as we do a thing. (The rampant misrepresentation of researcher Edgar Dale's valid model of classifying learning styles is discussed in this entry in the blog of educational consultant Will Thalheimer.) After an extensive search, the report's authors were unable to find any empirical evidence supporting this breakdown. Contrary to popular opinion, research shows that lessons in which students interact with material, rather than passively absorb it, are not always better.
When learning basic skills, the average student's scores increase with multimodal learning. But the increase is greater -- 21 percentile points -- when the lesson isn't interactive. (Scores increase 9 percentile points when it is interactive.) When it comes to acquiring more advanced skills, however, the situation is reversed: The average student's scores increase 32 percentile points with multimodal interactive lessons, compared with 20 points with noninteractive lessons.
"As it turns out, doing is not always more efficient than seeing," the report concludes. "The reality is that for the novice student engaged in basic skill building, such as learning chemical symbols, individual learning through reading or simple drill and practice might be the optimal learning design. Yet, for a different learning objective -- for instance, understanding the cause and effect of a specific chemical reaction -- involving that same student in collaborative problem solving might be the most effective learning approach."
Charles Fadel, Cisco's global lead for education, suggests that educators devote their multimedia resources and interactive lessons to teaching complex subjects, rather than wasting them on building students' basic skills. Teachers developing interactive lessons for more advanced concepts, however, should keep in mind that Cisco's report doesn't distinguish between lessons in which students interact with prepared material and those in which they collaborate with peers. Fadel says more research is necessary to determine the efficacy of different types of interactivity. -
24 May 12
-
10 Feb 12
CTS LearningMultimodal Learning Through Media:
What the Research Says
By Metiri Group - Commissioned by Cisco
Foreword
This report is the third in a series that addresses "what the research says," as Education's ethos
states that "without data you are just another opinion." Like its widely quoted predecessor, the
"Technology in Schools" report (www.cisco.com/web/strategy/docs/education/Technologyin
SchoolsReport.pdf), and the newly introduced "Education and Economic Growth"
(http://www.cisco.com/web/strategy/docs/education/Education-and-Economic-Growth.pdf), this
report intends to provide a grounding in facts that can benefit the entire Education arena, from preK-12 to higher education, corporate training and development, and lifelong learning.
There is a lot of misinformation circulating about the effectiveness of multimodal learning, some of it
seemingly fabricated for convenience. As curriculum designers embrace multimedia and
technology wholeheartedly, we considered it important to set the record straight, in the interest of
the most effective teaching and learning.
As always, your welcome feedback will allow us improve the report, or suggest avenues for
future papersEdgar Dale Cone of Experience pdfs whitepapers research learning design experiential learning experience by Cisco multimedia multimodal learning styles
-
17 Jan 12
-
16 Jan 12
angelicaaaA research report on the benefits of multimodal learning through media
-
02 Jan 12
-
05 Dec 11
-
25 Nov 11
-
11 Sep 11
-
27 Jul 11
-
09 Jul 11
-
17 Jun 11
-
20 May 11
-
02 May 11
RAVETTO-Dubreucq MartineCela a l'air génail !! je vais lire ...
Ah les mythes ! -
29 Mar 11
-
13 Mar 11
-
09 Mar 11
Marg Wilkinsonexcellent article for understanding how the brain learns
education learning cognitive neuroscience multimodal psychology
-
06 Mar 11
-
25 Jan 11
-
10 Jan 11
-
17 Dec 10
-
14 Nov 10
-
18 Aug 10
-
15 Jul 10
-
14 Jul 10
-
02 Jul 10
-
29 Mar 10
-
24 Feb 10
-
21 Jan 10
-
11 Jan 10
-
26 Dec 09
-
27 Oct 09
Dakin BurdickDebunks Dale's Cone of Experience
Research learning e-learning instructional_design teaching elearning multimodal multimedia media dale's cone experience
-
18 Oct 09
-
09 Oct 09
-
29 Aug 09
-
29 Jul 09
-
30 Jun 09
Matt McNsome very interesting things about "how people learn" and the misconceptions that have been perpetuated over the years.
Would you like to comment?
Join Diigo for a free account, or sign in if you are already a member.