Efficiency in Learning: Evidence-Based Guidelines to Manage Cognitive Load

Frank Nguyen , John Sweller , Ruth C. Clark
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Efficiency in Learning: Evidence-Based Guidelines to Manage Cognitive Load

Frank Nguyen , John Sweller , Ruth C. Clark
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  • Date de publication : Dec 16, 2005
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 416
  • Éditeur : Wiley
  • ISBN : 9780787977283
  • Dimensions : 7.200787401" W x 0.700787401" L x 9.200787401" H
"Sweller''s Cognitive Load Theory has emerged as one of the most important and best researched bases for improving design of instruction...provides the first book-length practical design guide to the application of  CLT."
—Rob Foshay, senior vice president, Instructional Design and Research, Whitney University

"Riveting reading for anyone who wants to understand human mental processes and how they influence our behavior."
—Nancy Curtis, instructional designer, Element K

"Provides a distinguished example demonstrating how research findings can be made usable for practitioners."
—Alexander Renkl, professor, Department of Psychology, Educational Psychology, University of Freiburg

"Research on cognitive load theory has yielded many guidelines for the design of effective instruction. This excellent book clearly describes and illustrates those guidelines for practitioners in the field of education and training."
—Jeroen J.G. van Merrienboer, coauthor, Integrated E-Learning

"Nowhere else in book form will you find the guidelines that are here."
—Timothy W. Spannaus, instructional technology, Wayne State University

Ruth Clark is a recognized specialist in instructional design and technical training.   She holds a doctorate in Educational Psychology and Instructional Technology from the University of Southern California. Prior to founding CLARK Training & Consulting, she served as training manager for Southern California Edison. Dr. Clark is a past president of the International Society for Performance Improvement (ISPI) and author of the best-selling e-Learning and the Science of Instruction and Building Expertise, both of which were bestowed the Best Communication Award from ISPI.

John Sweller is the founder of Cognitive Load Theory and it’s most ardent researcher and advocate. The Web of Science records that his work has been cited on over 1,500 occasions -- with a rapidly increasing citation rate. He has been published in nearly 70 refereed journals and is the author of the seminal Instructional Design in Technical Areas.  In recent years he has further developed general cognitive theory in the hope that this development can lead to further instructional applications. He has been a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences of Australia since 1993. He currently teaches at the School of Education at the University of New South Wales. He lives in Sydney, Australia.

Frank Nguyen, currently the e-Learning Technology Manager for the Intel eBusiness Training group, is responsible for providing tools and processes to enable online learning for 100+ training developers and 45,000 employees worldwide.  Prior to Intel, Frank worked as a systems engineer for a national computer distributor and built automation systems for several Fortunate 500 companies.  Frank is currently a doctoral student in Educational Technology at Arizona State University focusing on the convergence of eLearning and electronic performance support systems (EPSS).

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