Dr Julia Shaw, psychologist and senior lecturer in criminology at London South Bank University, talks to CLO Connect about her research, false memory in the workplace and 3 top tips to help us remember better.
Dr Julia Shaw, psychologist and senior lecturer in criminology at London South Bank University (aka the “Memory Hacker”), reveals 3 simple ways to make things more memorable.
People learn in different ways. Some people prefer hands-on experience, whilst others prefer words, audio or images. Most people prefer a combination of everything in varying amounts. But just how many ways are there to learn? The list is probably infinite so we’ve put together a fantastic bite-sized video series of 100 common (and not […]
The LPI hosts the annual Learning Awards to recognise outstanding examples of high standards, best practice, innovation and excellence within the Learning & Development industry. The awards are presented at The Dorchester, Park Lane, London, at the Institute’s prestigious Awards Dinner, held on the first Thursday of February each year. How to enter For all the latest news […]
The LPI hosts the annual Learning Awards to recognise outstanding examples of high standards, best practice, innovation and excellence within the Learning & Development industry. The awards are presented at The Dorchester, Park Lane, London, at the Institute’s prestigious Awards Dinner, held on the first Thursday of February each year. How to enter For all the latest news […]
The LPI hosts the annual Learning Awards to recognise outstanding examples of high standards, best practice, innovation and excellence within the Learning & Development industry. The awards are presented at The Dorchester, Park Lane, London, at the Institute’s prestigious Awards Dinner, held on the first Thursday of February each year. Visit: www.thelearningawards.com for more information on how to enter. […]
James McLuckie, formerly of EdenTree and who now works as a Senior Instructional Design Manager for Good Practice, joined the LPI as a Fellow in 2012. “A number of people within my network were affiliated with the LPI in some way, particularly people that I enjoyed interacting with and from whom I was learning a […]
