6 teorie psico-pedagog. lineeguidaSalvio2000The document discusses theories and guidelines for TFA SOSTEGNO, an organization that focuses on psychopedagogical theories. It repeats information about TFA SOSTEGNO and theories and guidelines for psychopedagogical approaches without providing details about specific theories or recommendations.
A Quantitative Model for Unifying Human Factors with Cognitive Load TheoryNathan A. SonnenfeldEducation remains a severely unpolished domain for the application of human factors principles; although human factors methods and theories thrive in their application within both the learning and training domains. Continued efforts are needed to increase educational outcomes from the human-system interaction perspective. This paper shall continue to investigate how to apply constructs and theory from within the related human factors, human-computer interaction, and usability fields to the domain of instructional design. This paper intends to place human factors, human-computer interaction, and usability measurement methods among those used to evaluate cognitive load for the benefit of instructional design, following a new quantitative model for cognitive load. This effort shall assist in increasing collaboration between the fields of human factors and education, and make a significant contribution to cognitive load theory measurement methods.
Sonnenfeld, N.A. & Keebler, J. R. (2016, September). A quantitative model for unifying human factors with cognitive load theory. Lecture presentation at the 2016 Human Factors & Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.4054695
6 teorie psico-pedagog. lineeguidaSalvio2000The document discusses theories and guidelines for TFA SOSTEGNO, an organization that focuses on psychopedagogical theories. It repeats information about TFA SOSTEGNO and theories and guidelines for psychopedagogical approaches without providing details about specific theories or recommendations.
A Quantitative Model for Unifying Human Factors with Cognitive Load TheoryNathan A. SonnenfeldEducation remains a severely unpolished domain for the application of human factors principles; although human factors methods and theories thrive in their application within both the learning and training domains. Continued efforts are needed to increase educational outcomes from the human-system interaction perspective. This paper shall continue to investigate how to apply constructs and theory from within the related human factors, human-computer interaction, and usability fields to the domain of instructional design. This paper intends to place human factors, human-computer interaction, and usability measurement methods among those used to evaluate cognitive load for the benefit of instructional design, following a new quantitative model for cognitive load. This effort shall assist in increasing collaboration between the fields of human factors and education, and make a significant contribution to cognitive load theory measurement methods.
Sonnenfeld, N.A. & Keebler, J. R. (2016, September). A quantitative model for unifying human factors with cognitive load theory. Lecture presentation at the 2016 Human Factors & Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.4054695
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