This article explains why learners hold back their questions, why the usual session format makes it worse, and the simple design changes—anonymous questions, open timing, and upvoting—that get the quiet majority taking part.
This article explains why learners hold back their questions, why the usual session format makes it worse, and the simple design changes—anonymous questions, open timing, and upvoting—that get the quiet...
A silent room in live training is easy to mistake for understanding.
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This article explains why learners hold back their questions, why the usual session format makes it worse, and the simple design changes—anonymous questions, open timing, and upvoting—that get the quiet majority taking part. A silent room in live training is easy to mistake for understanding. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.
A silent room in live training is easy to mistake for understanding.
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