Tag Archives: individual differences

A mental model of the customer, user, and learner experience

Posted on March 1, 2010 by Doc

Digging Beyond User Preferences (Mental Models) In my research, writing, and consulting work over the past decade, I have focused on a single concept (satisfaction) and what it means to people in the roles of customers, users, and learners. I … Continue reading →

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measuring and applying learning style for online courses

Posted on July 28, 2008 by Doc

Greetings, My take on learning style is that it is a name for an empirical concept (with respect to learners) that we commonly call “preference.” Our experience informs us that there are several components to what we call “individual differences” and … Continue reading →

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