Neuroscience
Instructional Design

The Jolt Needed to Kick-Start Learning.

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Harness the Power of Brain Science 
for Better Learning Outcomes

Neuroscience has taught us many great things over the last few decades. At Adele, we’ve taken that knowledge and superimposed it onto the learning function to create better learner experiences that improve knowledge retention and recall. After all, isn’t that what learning is all about?

This is Your Brain. 
This is Your Brain Learning.

Our philosophy is that the key to maximizing learning experiences is first to understand how the brain, the key player in the process, prefers to learn. Neuroscience tells us that our brains like to have fun and be relaxed when learning something new. Our brains also perform better when we are actively participating instead of passively listening. That’s why we incorporate fun and participation exercises into every training event.

Some Participation Exercises Include…

Role-Playing

Case Studies

Small Group
Activities

Discussion
Groups

Sense-Making
Activities

Social Learning

Take a second to reflect on everything you’ve learned in your lifetime simply by modeling or observing others. In the workplace, companies are adopting collaborative social learning environments to help with troubleshooting and problem-solving, design implementation, and R&D, to name just a few.

Adele Learning Lab brings elements of social learning to both online and in-person training to further engage learners while leveraging the group’s collective knowledge.

Discover How Social Learning Builds Memorability

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What makes a great
Learning Experience?

You’ve invested a lot into your educational content. Naturally, you want to get a great return on your investment. Unfortunately, gathering up a bunch of information, slapping it into a PowerPoint, and throwing it onto your LMS will not cut it. Today’s learners expect more from their training. It doesn’t do anybody any good if nobody retains the knowledge you’ve spent weeks (or months) developing.

So how do you ensure your learners actually learn?

How Adele uses Neuroscience to help
inform learner experiences.

You Bring the Content, We’ll Bring
the Experience

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