1. Be authentic and informal, don’t use jargon.
2. Cover one thing at a time.
3. Central images are better than text.
4. Build the content in a logical flow that learners can follow.
5. Hear and see the idea
6. Provide a distraction-free experience.
“People are increasingly looking for a human connection when they learn. Humanizing learning is a great way to make it stick,” says Dr. Desai.
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