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4.6

4.6

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113

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2 months

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What you will Learn ?

This short course, Cognitive Load Theory, is an example of microlearning. It addresses the single concept of cognitive load and how it impacts the learning process. The concept is addressed in many ways - a video explanation, a Q & A video, an infographic and formative assessment questions. A number of practical examples in the module, make the concept simple and relevant to instructional designers, teachers, trainers and subject matter experts. The final quiz checks your understanding of Cognitive Load Theory and the associated terms through a short scenario - an extract from R.K. Narayan's famous novel Malgudi Days and its lovable character, Swamy.
Requirements
  • Good English comprehension skills
  • Knowledge of Instructional Design Basics
Material Included
  • Self-paced learning modules
  • Quizzes & Practice Exercises
Who should take this course? This course is meant for instructional designers, content developers, teachers and trainers – all those who are involved in teaching or designing any kind of learning material.
How is the course designed? The course is structured and designed as follows:
  • Introduction to Cognitive Load Theory
  • Understanding Cognitive Load Theory
  • Types of Cognitive Load
  • Implications for Instructional Designers
  • Cognitive Load: Summary
  • Final Assessment
The course presents a number of interesting examples to help you connect theory with practice. The course is designed in such a manner that it gradually takes you from familiar terms to the unfamiliar terms or jargon, such as schema, intrinsic cognitive load, element interactivity and so on.
Course Name Cognitive Load Theory
Skills Addressed Creative Application: Identify ways to manage cognitive load
Duration (Learning Time) Learning Seat Time – 1 hour; Course Access – 60 Days
Target Audience Instructional Designers; Content Developers; Trainers; Teachers
Online Assessment Yes
Certification To qualify for your certificate from Purnima Valiathan, you must complete all episodes in this course and score 70% or more in the course assessment.

Course Content

    • Introduction to Cognitive Load theory Unlimited
    • Understanding Cognitive Load Theory 00:00:00
    • Types of Cognitive Load 00:00:00
    • Implications for Instructional Designers Unlimited
    • Cognitive Load: Summary 00:00:00
    • Cognitive Load Theory: Final Assessment 00:20:00

Course Reviews

4.6

4.6
23 ratings
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  1. Good course
    5

    A very useful course. which adopts the theory that is being taught.

    I am not a big fan of fill in the blanks though as you need to remember the exact term, which is quite difficult for an aging memory. 🙂

  2. Aptara ID
    5

    This course provides a good insight into the Cognitive Load theory. Some sections, such as the section describing types of Cognitive Load are quite insightful. The course provides good opportunities for practice.

  3. Excellent and informative
    5

    This is a short but highly impactful course. I learnt so many important learning nuances here. This course will help Instructional Designers in creating better courses for the learners.

  4. Excellent course
    5

    A good course having good and practical explanation of cognitive load theory.

  5. great for learning
    5

    The course helps you develop a good understanding of each topic with good options for practicing.

  6. great learning experience
    5

    the course teaches you every aspect in great detail, all you need to do is give your utmost focus and you’ll extract out the best of it.

  7. Immensely helpful
    5

    It excited me to learn the concepts from CLT. As a L&D person, I would get several questions on designing a material, this course gave a foundation of why and how to it. For an aspiring ID, CLT plays an important role.

  8. 5

    Great Learning Experience

  9. Excellent course
    5

    Excellent informative, neatly depicted.
    Assessments are wonderful

  10. Lalitha Ganapathy21/10/2022 at 1:39 pm
    A good beginning
    5

    This is a good beginning and a well explained course for the ID Level 2 program.

  11. Rajaputana Nagamani Bai02/12/2022 at 6:29 pm
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    Good Beginning
    5

    The course is to the point and informative at the same time. Very useful concept

  12. I am literally high on cognitive load right now!
    5

    A thoughtfully crafted course. I liked how the all important aspects of this theory was covered in separate units with real work examples.

    I highly recommend it.

  13. I am literally high on cognitive load right now!
    5

    A thoughtfully crafted course. I liked how all the important aspects of this theory were covered in separate units with real work examples.

    I highly recommend it.

  14. Sarah Sylvia18/07/2023 at 2:32 pm
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    Impressive!
    5

    Examples for each concept has helped me learn and understand the course clearly.

  15. Very Helpful
    5

    The course was very helpful and informative.

  16. E Richard Samuel12/08/2023 at 7:59 pm
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    Precise and clear
    5

    I have understood cognitive load theory and I’m ready to apply in practice.

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    Cognitive Load Theory
    5

    Good course.

  18. Perfect example of Germane load.
    5

    This course is perfectly designed for a novice learner to understand the Cognitive Load Theory in the simplest possible way.

  19. Surender Kumar18/05/2024 at 1:46 pm
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    Error in the assessment
    5

    If my answer is wrong, then why It shows a green tick with 2 marks?

  20. Pratima Chattopadhyay11/08/2024 at 9:53 pm
    Informative
    5

    Helped me deep dive into a learner’s mind and expectations for a course.

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