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Design For How People Learn
This episode reveals how to design learning experiences that genuinely stick, by understanding the brain's natural, often counter-intuitive, ways of processing information.
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“This episode reveals how to design learning experiences that genuinely stick, by understanding the brain's natural, often counter-intuitive, ways of processing information.”
— Julie Dirksen, Design For How People Learn
Learning design, cognitive psychology, effective communication
If you've ever felt your message isn't landing, or that crucial information is quickly forgotten, this can help you design for true, lasting comprehension.
Julie Dirksen brings years of close work as an instructional designer, translating complex cognitive science into practical, actionable strategies for anyone who needs to teach or communicate effectively.