Robert Gagné: The Conditions of Learning

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Title	:	Robert Gagné: The Conditions of Learning
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Why do I see a hand? It's blocking the view!
Comment from : Haidene

thanks for this video, so can you tell me a example to use this in life time maybe cook or driving ? or something like formula 1 drives or ballet dance studio
Comment from : Aldana Otto

Thank you so much for this video it has really helped me You've truly made learning fun
Comment from : Johnisia Wilson

Get those hands out of the way! I'm trying to read words!
Comment from : Ricardo Delmonte

Great! ❤️ SUBSCRIBED
Comment from : Lecția de Română cu Har

What's the last two sentence in the advantages Thanks
Comment from : Young Yambao

Thanks very muchA well-distilled presentation
Comment from : MICHAEL RUBABA

The Pay parody was a funny way to end it, but it may have been even letter to start the video with, to emphasize step one, "gain attention"? Long live the early 2010s!
Comment from : MC Lars

Perfect coordination! Love it Thank you
Comment from : Stephen Goh

It would be helpful if the hands were not just sitting in the screen You cannot read the content And they are distracting as well
Comment from : Terra Jarvis

Well done still in 2021
Comment from : Elaina BAIRD

Hi
Comment from : KevinGohD Can’t Smile

English ain't my first language, I just came here to see how to pronounce Gagne 👍
Comment from : Abhinav Vishwakarma

Food Wishes?
Comment from : noblelies

This is fantastic! The ending was hilarious I'm working my way through an MEd program at GW Thanks for breathing so much life into what could have been a really dry summary ^5
Comment from : Meryl Hooker

Waw
Comment from : david messon

Thanks for the video
Comment from : Sampath Jayakody

Final are legit in 5 hours Thanks
Comment from : If KD says its Harry Pote, its Harry Pote

This video made things very clear for me, just because my actual master research based on gagne's theory
Comment from : Malika Toula

Them hands were horrible all the way through! Its visually disturbing but the information presented in the video is priceless!!
Comment from : Taya Kristo

is he a cognitivist theorist or constructivist ? thank youuuu
Comment from : ordinary girl

I am Also Gonna Do Teaching in Gagne Style
Comment from : Suman Chatterjee

I love Kanye's method! Lol!
Comment from : Jean-Luc Canas

Hello there, do you think it's okay for me to download this video using a third party site I really need to show some parts of this video in the classroom for I will be the reporter very soon
Comment from : Oved

This was really helpful Although the hands at the end do kind of block the text at the end
Comment from : narutoX0000000000001

I wish I could read the references at the end of the presentation, but I cannot check them at all Thanks for the video
Comment from : afosatti

Nice video I am a visual learner so its hard for me to listen to a lecture without visuals In my undergrad, I always thrived when visuals representations or hands on was implemented The instructors that only did audio lectures I struggled with taking notes and putting what I heard into the material that was being covered in the chapter Very useful video, I am currently taking my master courses in Instructional Designer and E-Learning It is a lot of work but all the information from each class builds on one another It is too bad the hands toward the end cannot be removed What program was used, I use Camtasia 9 for our videos
Comment from : K Becker

May I use your video for the following Ed Ted lesson: edtedcom/on/vkoZNA73 both for graduate work and to share with first time college professors
Comment from : Tina Villarreal

Thanks for this! I am an auditory learner So I prefer listening than reading Haha, Midterm examination is real It really helps me a lot As in A LOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTT! Thanks again! :)
Comment from : DATAMEX - Jomar Baldoza

Great job!!!! Which software did you use?????
Comment from : Kostas Gr

Thanks for sharing your video! I am a graduate of NIU-Instructional Technology!!! Go Huskies!! I am currently working on my EdD in Educational Technology at the University of South Carolina Your video was part of our assignment for this week
Comment from : Mary OGrady-Jones

Awesome! Got my attentionGagne style dwllll
Comment from : Nikane Jemison

Why did you cover up Advantages & Disadvantages? Inquiring minds want to know :D
Comment from : Emily Thompson

Great job, thanks!
Comment from : Bethany

good stuff!
Comment from : Jasvinder Singh

Learned about Gagne this pasted summer but this kept me riveted to the endthat song at the end had me rolling Great Job!!
Comment from : Frederick Reyes

great! very informativeconcise and directthanks
Comment from : Ana Camaligan

Heyyy awesome content! Thank you so much!!brMEd by mid-2016 Wwwooo!
Comment from : azharoslan

What tool did you use to create this video? Is it a free tool?
Comment from : Lin Lin

I would also like to use this in a presentation; would that be okay?
Comment from : Español con la Señora Rowden

Really, you guys did a great job!brAnd the Gagne Style song at the end! Priceless!
Comment from : Jennifer Kritsch

Great video! very informative yet interesting Song at the end is superb
Comment from : Karim Kamruddin

great video! may I use this link in an assignment?
Comment from : Tayelou

Thanks for all the positive feedback on the video It was made during our graduate studies in Northern Illinois University's MS Ed in Instructional Technology online cohort We are glad so many of you are finding it useful brbrWe do apologize for the random hand that gets stuck on the screen toward the end of the video Believe me, we tried to get rid of it, but the animation program did the same thing with every render Sorry for the distraction Hopefully, you can laugh at it like we do
Comment from : Tobey Sanford

Great instructional video on Dr Gange, around the 8 min mark the hands pop up over the recap, can you re-compose the video and remove the hands? Would like to share this with my instructors I work with
Comment from : Jerry Mascorro Jr

This is a great video, and I'd like to link to it in a blog post about learning design Who made it? Was it a group of students?
Comment from : Mark Anderson

Not only did this presentation help me understand Gagné's Conditions of Learning, the last 20 seconds made me laugh out loud :) Thanks very much for sharing!
Comment from : Tony Reeves