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Motivation and Memory:
Because you wrote your own learning goal, your motivation to learn during this micro-course will increase and you will pay more attention to the content.
And, because you wrote some facts you already know about the topic, your brain will link the new information to these facts, making the new content "stick" longer in your memory.
When you have your online learners do the same, their motivation and memory will increase as well.
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Tip #2:
Ask questions with "click-here" answers.
Question: What is the best way to immediately engage online learners?
Answer A: Begin with a course introduction and explanation of the course agenda or syllabus, learning objectives or goals, and other introductory information.
Answer B: Begin with what the learners already know and want to learn about the topic. Then do the introductory information.