Comparing Learning Theories
This chart was an assignment for my instructional design portfolio to create an overview diagram for all the learning theories and how each theory impacts the learner, the instructor, and the instructional designer. The colored circles in different tones represent each learning theory followed by the grey outercircles share the similarities between two adjacent learning theories.
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