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New Paper: Cognitive load theory - Part 1

Category: current-news | Date: 02/05/2006

How do you make things easy to learn? PTG Global's white paper Cognitive Load Theory shows us how to reduce the load caused by the poor design of learning materials. Discover how we process information and the role our memory has to play in learning. This paper provides an overview to cognitive load theory and its role in guiding user interface design.

Read Cognitive Load Theory - Part One