Have you ever been a victim to this? I got a new computer and thought I'd backed up all of my files. Well, you know where this story is going - I didn't! I found this one article with around 50 or maybe 100 examples of TIES for virutal and elearning. It was a great resource. Unfortunately now I can't seem to find it on the internet. I remember searching for ways to engage adult learners, how to make learning stick for adult learners and maybe even how to make training memorable and meaningful. No luck! Has anyone found this same article? I would be doing a major Olympic gold medalist happy dance if you would share it with me.
Techniques for Integrated Education – I’ve searched and searched! It was great .. had “actual” techniques – not just theories that most tips are. It even included layouts of examples. I loved it – and now it’s loss. Thanks for looking. If I find it, I’ll forward it to you.
Are you looking for 'actual techniques' Integrated Education then? I'll be searching for that specific material for my own reference library. Then I'm happy to post any real examples here if that helps.
Thanks for being kind and sharing it when you find it . I may not find the exact article but I'll check for any others.
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@Dianne
What are 'TIES'? I'm guessing not literal ties that people wear. Or perhaps they are.
I haven't come across that yet. I've checked for your article and will check again.
Nicholas
Techniques for Integrated Education – I’ve searched and searched! It was great .. had “actual” techniques – not just theories that most tips are. It even included layouts of examples. I loved it – and now it’s loss. Thanks for looking. If I find it, I’ll forward it to you.
@Dianne
Are you looking for 'actual techniques' Integrated Education then? I'll be searching for that specific material for my own reference library. Then I'm happy to post any real examples here if that helps.
Thanks for being kind and sharing it when you find it
. I may not find the exact article but I'll check for any others.
Nicholas
@Dianne
How did you back up your files by the way?
And did you need the examples of TIES for a project or for professional study?
Nicholas
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