How Do You Design Effective Learning?: Interview with Sarah Mercier
- How Do You Design Effective Learning?: Interview with Sarah Mercier Kirsten Rourke 28:10
In this week’s episode of Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking, Kirsten talks with Sarah Mercier about designing effective learning. Hear why Sarah advises people to be skeptical when hearing new information and what a psychometrician does.
Our favorite moments:
- (04:14) Slamming new learners with a lot of information is overwhelming
- (05:45) To be in the training space, you need to be a good student
- (06:17) xAPI is a way to measure and collect granular data throughout the learning process
- (10:32) How to Fight a Bear is a terrific example of immersive storytelling for learning
- (14:10) We learn more from failure
- (16:06) Psychometricians determine whether assessments are valid and reliable
- (19:40) When hearing new information that sounds like it’s right, do research before accepting it as fact
- (20:18) Learning styles have no foundation in anything measurable
- (22:16) Our practice is always evolving
If you enjoyed this conversation about designing effective learning, check out Season 4, Episode 38: Are Learning Styles a Thing? Myths and Developments in Presenting and Speaking. The link is in the show notes.Â
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- Learn xAPI – Learn about xAPI, or the Experience API
- Blog – Learning Ninjas®
- Learning Ninjas® – Creating learning opportunities for everyone.
- Sarah Mercier on LinkedIn
- Patti Shank, Ph.D. | Assessment Expert
- Quantum Improvements Consulting
- What Is a Psychometrician?
- How To Fight A Bear
- What is xAPI aka the Experience API or Tin Can API
- Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking | Are Learning Styles a Thing? Myths and Developments in Presenting and Speaking
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