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Learning Styles - Left or right brain dominance
August 2016, The link has been corrected.
This site is not intended to provide research and testing on learning styles. Originally constructed as a Reusable Learning Object, it is rather an animation of the characteristics of left brain and right brain learning traits adapted from the work of Malcolm Knowles in his book, "The Adult Learner: A Neglected Species (1990, p 243-248)." It also includes sites of learning style inventories for...
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Connor Johnson (Staff)

Stacy Springer (Student)
The animatiion learning object is no longer available.

Joddi Harkness (Student)
Although there are a few broken links, I found this material to be rather useful and entertaining.

Melanie Weinstein-Zeolla (Faculty)
Very informative and interesting for students who are learing about learning styles.

Patrick Davis (Administrator)
There is quite of reading. From a student point-of-view, I doubt you will keep someone's attention. I believe this may be a graduate-level tool for a Psychology class. I would prefer to see more animation and/or more interaction.
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Left and Right Brain Inventories link is broken.

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