The document discusses using learning styles as a guide for developing learning materials for a virtual learning environment. It describes the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) which categorizes learning styles into preferences of Introversion/Extraversion, Intuition/Sensing, Feeling/Thinking, and Perceiving/Judging. It then provides recommendations for which virtual learning tools and activities may appeal more to each learning style preference based on the MBTI.
1. Blood from the Shoulder of Pallas: Using Learning Style as a guide when developing learning materials for a Virtual Learning Environment Damian Gordon Gordon Bull DIT e-Learning Research Group
18. MBTI I E Introversion Extraversion Wants to talk through their ideas in order to clarify them. LEARNS BY TEACHING OTHERS
19. MBTI I E Introversion Extraversion Wants to talk through their ideas in order to clarify them. LEARNS BY TEACHING OTHERS Gathers information from numerous sources. Likes to reflect and clarify before speaking CONCERNED WITH THEIR OWN UNDERSTANDING
20. MBTI I E Introversion Extraversion Wants to talk through their ideas in order to clarify them. LEARNS BY TEACHING OTHERS Gathers information from numerous sources. Likes to reflect and clarify before speaking CONCERNED WITH THEIR OWN UNDERSTANDING Group Work Individual Work
21. MBTI I E Introversion Extraversion Discussion Boards Metadata Portal e-mail Chat Utility Active User List Whiteboard
23. MBTI N S Intuition Sensing Interested in the patterns and relationships between the facts, discovery learning, they try to develop new original solutions LIKE SIMULATIONS OR EXPERIMENTS
24. MBTI N S Intuition Sensing Interested in the patterns and relationships between the facts, discovery learning, they try to develop new original solutions LIKE SIMULATIONS OR EXPERIMENTS Focus on facts and details. Like structured lectures, guidelines and objectives. Tend to apply standard solutions CONCERNED WITH WHAT MUST BE KNOWN
25. MBTI N S Intuition Sensing Interested in the patterns and relationships between the facts, discovery learning, they try to develop new original solutions LIKE SIMULATIONS OR EXPERIMENTS Focus on facts and details. Like structured lectures, guidelines and objectives. Tend to apply standard solutions CONCERNED WITH WHAT MUST BE KNOWN THEORY CASE STUDY
26. MBTI N S Intuition Sensing e-mail Discussion Boards Chat Utility Active User List Whiteboard
28. MBTI Feeling Thinking F T Subjective in their decision making and consider how their decisions affect others, like small group exercises OPEN-ENDED CONSTRUCTIVISTIC FORMATS
29. MBTI Feeling Thinking F T Subjective in their decision making and consider how their decisions affect others, like small group exercises OPEN-ENDED CONSTRUCTIVISTIC FORMATS Reply on analysis, logic and existing principles. Like tests to measure progress. ANALYSE CASE STUDIES
30. MBTI Feeling Thinking F T Subjective in their decision making and consider how their decisions affect others, like small group exercises OPEN-ENDED CONSTRUCTIVISTIC FORMATS Reply on analysis, logic and existing principles. Like tests to measure progress. ANALYSE CASE STUDIES CASE STUDY THEORY
31. MBTI Feeling Thinking F T Simple Assessment e-mail Discussion Boards Chat Utility Active User List Whiteboard
33. MBTI Perceptive Judging P J Prefer flexibility and adaptability, often postpone doing work until the very last minute SEEK INFORMATION UNTIL THE DEADLINE (AND OFTEN BEYOND)
34. MBTI Perceptive Judging P J Prefer flexibility and adaptability, often postpone doing work until the very last minute SEEK INFORMATION UNTIL THE DEADLINE (AND OFTEN BEYOND) Prefer structure and organisation, appreciate any resources that can help them plan their work DEADLINES ARE SACRED
35. MBTI Perceptive Judging P J Prefer flexibility and adaptability, often postpone doing work until the very last minute SEEK INFORMATION UNTIL THE DEADLINE (AND OFTEN BEYOND) Prefer structure and organisation, appreciate any resources that can help them plan their work DEADLINES ARE SACRED Do NOT group with Js Do NOT group with Ps
37. Algorithm N S Case Study Case Study Theory Theory Solo Work Group Work all Js Group Work all Ps F T I E P J
38. Virtual Learning Environment Utilities (revisited) e-mail Lecture Viewer Chat Utility Simple Assessment Calendar Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard
39. Learning Style = ENFP e-mail Chat Utility Simple Assessment Calendar Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard Case Study
40. Learning Style = ISTJ e-mail Theory Chat Utility Simple Assessment Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard Calendar
41. Learning Style = ENTJ e-mail Case Study & Theory Chat Utility Simple Assessment Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard Calendar
42. e-mail Alternative View Lecture Viewer Chat Utility Simple Assessment Calendar Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard
43. e-mail Alternative View Constructivist Lecture Viewer Chat Utility Simple Assessment Calendar Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard
44. Alternative View e-mail Constructivist Behaviorist Lecture Viewer Chat Utility Simple Assessment Calendar Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard
45. Alternative View e-mail Constructivist Behaviorist Lecturer Generated Materials Case Study Theory Lecture Viewer Chat Utility Simple Assessment Calendar Discussion Boards Metadata Portal Active User List Whiteboard
48. Little Owl Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, had a companion Owl on her shoulder which revealed unseen truths to her. Her owl had the ability to light up Athena’s blind side, enabling her to speak the whole truth The Little Owl’s claws point in an inward direction, therefore to rest upon Athena’s shoulder, the Little Owl must have drawn blood