19 Lost Arts and Forgotten Skills Preserved with E-Learning #229

  What better way to help your learners gain new skills and knowledge than by immersing them in a real-life scenario...

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As instructional designers, we’re always looking to incorporate different types of multimedia in our courses.

Lost arts are the basic skills for self-sufficient living that have been forgotten or replaced by modern technology. ...

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