How do we create emotional resonance in the limbic brain to get the most out of learning?  The post What Is The Limbic Brain and […]

LMSPulse Decade of Learning Neuroscience is a buzzword. Quite unjustly so. Trainers and consultants in the internet wilderness are eager to throw it around and […]

Social learning is crafted to tailor learning to the individual needs and preferences of the modern learner. It is designed in a way that increases […]

As big advocates of cognitive science and the learning journey, we presented Art with a collection of questions for your reading pleasure... The post An […]

Boys' and Girls' Brains the Same When It Comes to Math: Surprise! We already knew this, but of...

  Curiosity in learning is essential. In fact, if you’re not curious about a subject, you may as well not learn it at all. It’s […]

We’re going to look into why curiosity motivates learning, the science behind curiosity, and how you can harness it to optimise your training. Let the […]

  Whether it’s competitiveness, the desire to complete challenges, or simply the love of games, game-based learning is engaging for learners of all ages, and […]

The Neuroscience of Motivation: Why We Do What We Do [Infographics]: What creates passion,...

Microlearning is more than just a buzzword within corporate and commercial training. It’s a movement which has transformed the way we learn. The post The […]

By Betsy Hill For good and bad, technology changes our brains. But then again, so does every experience we have. Our brains develop (throughout life) […]

Neuroscience myths are plentiful. From thinking we’re either left-brained or right-brained, to believing we stop learning at three years old: the brain has worked hard […]